To: Dane
the Shippingport nuclear power plant Not much of a target since its been decommissioned and dismantled now for years. What a bunch of maroons.
3 posted on
10/31/2001 9:08:24 AM PST by
chimera
To: chimera
Not much of a target since its been decommissioned and dismantled now for years. What a bunch of maroons. They've grounded flights at Jefferson County Airport in Colorado because it's too close to Rocky Flats, a nuke weapons lab that is undergoing a cleanup. I think the rationale is that a terrorist could start a fire that would release radioactivity from the plutonium still on site.
So they are reacting to that minor threat potential - but last weekend I drove through Los Alamos, and there were no checkpoints on the roads leading to the complex. Crazy.
5 posted on
10/31/2001 9:15:02 AM PST by
dirtboy
To: chimera
Not much of a target since its been decommissioned and dismantled now for years. There is a working nuclear reactor at Shippingport.
7 posted on
10/31/2001 9:18:14 AM PST by
Dane
To: chimera
"What a bunch of maroons. "
What does skin color have to do with this?
To: chimera
Little do you know. Yes the old Shipingport plant has been, but there are two other plants, Beaver 1 and Beaver 2. These plants have operated for many years.
To: chimera
Shippingport is the name of the town, you are correct that the original reactor was decommissioned, but same site has two (Beaver Valley 1 & 2) nuclear plants. Town also has a large coal fired plant (Bruce Mansfield).
32 posted on
10/31/2001 11:24:55 AM PST by
E.Allen
To: chimera
There most certainly is a working nuclear reactor at Shippingport.
39 posted on
10/31/2001 12:11:05 PM PST by
chellis
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