Santa suzana field laboratory [Meltdown]

[Medic!]

I heard about this site on the news. It's in the area of the current California fires.
They kept it quit for a long time.


Story starts about 22:20 into the video.

I know.
Some won't click.

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[Mikej]

I clicked! I normally don't though because I don't really need more of this kind of stuff bringing me down. Not that I don't care, but that there's really nothing I could do about it.

 

[E4mafia]

Thanks for this.

Was just reading on chernobyl and fukushima last night. Seems like these happen with the most neglect or ignoring suggestions for stability fixes.

Fukushima is still producing issues to this day. Chernobyl is only bad if you go into the reactor and more so if you try to touch the "elephants foot". Even robots are having issues because of the high radiation. Interesting reads.

Oddly enough the wild life is flourishing near the chernobyl NPP.

 

[E4mafia]

This goes over an explained breakdown of the entire event at fukushima with viewer friendly details and renders.

 

[Stomper]

I clicked! I normally don't though because I don't really need more of this kind of stuff bringing me down. Not that I don't care, but that there's really nothing I could do about it.

It's not so much that I don't care.... it's just that I don't care.

 

[L84Cabo]

Thanks for this.

Was just reading on chernobyl and fukushima last night. Seems like these happen with the most neglect or ignoring suggestions for stability fixes.

Fukushima is still producing issues to this day. Chernobyl is only bad if you go into the reactor and more so if you try to touch the "elephants foot". Even robots are having issues because of the high radiation. Interesting reads.


Oddly enough the wild life is flourishing near the chernobyl NPP.

I'm not a nuclear physicist. I din't even stay at a Holiday Inn last night. But even I can tell you what could happen if you put a nuclear plant (Fukushima) in the middle of the Ring of Fire...an area known for massive earthquakes, volcanoes, and tidal waves.

I mean REALLY! You build a reactor there anyway and without multiple contingency plans for tidal waves and redundant backup generators protected but easily accessible?

What the hell were they thinking?

 

[Medic!]

I'm not a nuclear physicist. I din't even stay at a Holiday Inn last night. But even I can tell you what could happen if you put a nuclear plant (Fukushima) in the middle of the Ring of Fire...an area known for massive earthquakes, volcanoes, and tidal waves.

I mean REALLY! You build a reactor there anyway and without multiple contingency plans for tidal waves and redundant backup generators protected but easily accessible?

What the hell were they thinking?

That would be 10 nuclear reactors.
Four they say ''Had Problems''.

Santa Susana Field Laboratory - Wikipedia

 

[billdeserthills]

I'm not a nuclear physicist. I din't even stay at a Holiday Inn last night. But even I can tell you what could happen if you put a nuclear plant (Fukushima) in the middle of the Ring of Fire...an area known for massive earthquakes, volcanoes, and tidal waves.

I mean REALLY! You build a reactor there anyway and without multiple contingency plans for tidal waves and redundant backup generators protected but easily accessible?

What the hell were they thinking?

Japan comes up with plan to get rid of tainted Fukushima water: Simply dump it all into the ocean

New Fukushima plan: an undersea tunnel

Nuclear plant will build an undersea tunnel and pump it out

www.newser.com