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Old news, but personally interesting because I spent some time working at the labs up there. The building I worked in was across the street from where the melt
by anonymousiam 4y ago
Old news, but personally interesting because I spent some time working at the labs up there. The building I worked in was across the street from where the meltdown occurred. Even the building I was in had a history of nuclear accidents (at least three that required cleanup). Nobody ever used the tap water there for anything other than flushing a toilet. Boeing got the property when it acquired Rocketdyne. Boeing was stupid to not recognize the huge liability it took on.
- jeffbee 4y agoThe L.A. Times reported yesterday that Boeing seems to have dodged its cleanup problems by entering into a conservation easement on the site. That might be why this old news is cropping up on HN today.