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Why not? Why do we need people going there? There is so much empty space in Colorado, just go anywhere else.
by iancmceachern 4y ago
Why not? Why do we need people going there? There is so much empty space in Colorado, just go anywhere else.
- defrost 4y agoYour criteria for fencing an area off appears to based upon radiation hazard. I take it then you are also in favour of fencing off all the red areas in the USofA radon risk map also? It would seem to be inconsistent if you were not in favour. https://www.nationalradondefense.com/radon-information/radon-map.html https://www.nationalradondefense.com/radon-information/radon...
- iancmceachern 4y agoThis comment is Reductio ad absurdum. My point is that we had a fenced off area where they did a bunch of bad stuff, leaked open containers of radioactive waste were left open and leaking for decades. We then went in, removed the top 3 feet of soil and replaced it with fill, and then removed the fences put trails all around and signs and advertising to call it a nature preserve. I argue that every action after and including the removal of the fencing wasn't value add to our society as a whole and shouldn't have been done. Clean it up, leave it fenced off and leave it called what it is, a nuclear waste dump that was partially cleaned up.