Received yesterday on
Nuclear Plant Hatch radioactive leaks. Tritium (3H, a radioactive isotope of hydrogen)
is the stuff nuclear Plant Hatch
is letting leak into our groundwater.
NRC lists 44 leaking sites
out of 65 active reactor locations.
No solar or wind plants leak tritium.
-jsq
In case you haven’t seen this yet:
TRITIUM: HEALTH CONSEQUENCES.
Excerpt:Most studies indicate that tritium in living creatures can produce
The NRC publishes annual
Radioactive Effluent and Environmental Reports for every operating nuclear power reactor.
The reports for
Plant Hatch 1 & 2 say
radioactive tritium has repeatedly leaked into the soil and groundwater,
but the internal swamp is getting less radioactive.
Reports like this are not needed for wind or solar plants.
Annual Radiological Environmental Operating Reports for 2011
According to a 2007
Industry Groundwater Protection Initiative Voluntary Data Collection Questionnaire,
Brian Meyer wrote in the Buffalo News 15 June 2011,
Community gardeners’ wait is over – after 3 years, Council OKs leases
Gardeners are ready to “get dirty” following Tuesday’s Common Council
passage of long-awaited leases to turn 34 vacant city-owned lots into
neighborhood oases.Lawmakers approved the leases unanimously and without debate. Some
community gardeners have been eagerly awaiting the action for three years.Mayor Byron W. Brown’s administration delayed submitting the master leases
because of numerous concerns. The logjam ended late last week when city
planners sent the proposed agreements to the Council for final action.“We have our insurance signed up, so we’ll
Grand Bay Master Gardeners (GBMG) has been holding a class to become
master gardeners, and they just graduated yesterday!
I’m not going to attempt to name all of them, because the ones I missed
would be miffed.
I will say that’s Gretchen Quarterman on the right.
And that these are people from all over the area, city and country,
Democrat and Republican.
Growing food is the universal community builder.
GBMG is “organized as a cohesive working group in Lowndes, Brooks,
Echols, and Lanier Counties”.
They’ll be holding more classes, so you, too, can become a master gardener.
-jsq
Buddy Boswell of Daily Dinners Personal Chef Service
talks about eating better by cooking fresh food.
He reminisces about what his grandmother taught him.
And he says a gourmet is just somebody who likes good food
with good fresh ingredients.
-jsq
So, what’s happened after our
rooftop tour?
Bobbi Anne Hancock
explains how she got the idea for Blazer Gardens
after she heard about Blazer Pantry, which is Crystal
Hardy’s project that provides food for VSU students who don’t have any.
Everybody explained how they heard about Blazer Gardens.
Here are few I videoed.
