d I suspect. More ideas on how to deal with this growing problem are urgently needed. Rosemary Plummer Horrible idea. Since when is the US Mexico's radwaste dump? Is this their revenge on us for Arizona? The 500 tons of radioactive material will have to be shipped through US cities and countryside; incineration does not destroy radioactivity, just spreads it in smoke that goes into the environment and concentrates it in ash that then must be disposed of (do we get to ship it back to Mexico?); and what, we don't have enough of a mess in our own northwest from Hanford, Fukushima's plume and the unknown radiation coming from the tsunami debris? Have we as a nation lost our collective minds? Never mind; rhetorical question. Auntie Nuke of CA 5:04PM May 03, 2012 An insider's guide to politics and policy, available on the iPad or as a PDF download.
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