> Not sure what such an incident would really do. 1. For the first 200 years water soluble radioactive salts can permeate into ground water over time 2. For m

> Not sure what such an incident would really do. 1. For the first 200 years water soluble radioactive salts can permeate into ground water over time 2. For most of the life cycle higher levels of Radon will be seeping up into peoples work areas, underground basements and parking structures. 3. Most storage facilities start falling apart even before they are finished being built >Heck, if OPG wants to build a spent fuel pool in my backyard I'd be happy to accept it Sounds about right, but like most people that deal with the industry they only think in terms of their own lifespan, and Simpsons paradox keeps those that die of cancer from participating in conversations. Every long term disposal facility has leaked radioactive waste, and that is very different from the irradiated pristine water from a maintained hermetic cooling system. I think we'll have to agree to disagree on that policy decision. https://youtu.be/HHAD9rMvr8g?si=7kfvRa11BGsFEvE7&t=36 https://youtu.be/HHAD9rMvr8g?si=7kfvRa11BGsFEvE7&t=36 Have a great day, lol =3