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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3128656" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>This is why every citizen within 25 miles of any nuke plant can get free radioactive contamination kits and radiation drugs for their home?</p><p>I've attended training classes at the Perry nuke plant in Cleveland Ohio for the record and have gone through all of the introductory info/safety classes just to gain admittance to the property. True, they are pretty much radiation free, but let's not muddy the waters on coal plants. Radiation is a natural occurring phenomenon at low levels not harmful to humans in their everyday lives . Sunlight is a much more dangerous radiation. It can kill you in a short period of time.</p><p> Every scrap yard in the country monitors oil pipe for radiation exposure. Some have it, some don't. Same with coal burners. Some coal has low levels of radioactivity, and some has none. Depends on where it's mined for the most part.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3128656, member: 5412"] This is why every citizen within 25 miles of any nuke plant can get free radioactive contamination kits and radiation drugs for their home? I've attended training classes at the Perry nuke plant in Cleveland Ohio for the record and have gone through all of the introductory info/safety classes just to gain admittance to the property. True, they are pretty much radiation free, but let's not muddy the waters on coal plants. Radiation is a natural occurring phenomenon at low levels not harmful to humans in their everyday lives . Sunlight is a much more dangerous radiation. It can kill you in a short period of time. Every scrap yard in the country monitors oil pipe for radiation exposure. Some have it, some don't. Same with coal burners. Some coal has low levels of radioactivity, and some has none. Depends on where it's mined for the most part. [/QUOTE]
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