NEBRASKA Nuclear Plant Level 4 Emergency (Flood) *Vids

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Rick G — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 18:07:42 GMT

The following nuclear reactors are in direct danger from the Mississippi River flooding: * Entergy's (ETR.N) 1,176-megawatt Waterford nuclear plant in St. Charles Parish, Louisiana. * Entergy's 978-megawatt River Bend nuclear plant in West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana. * Entergy's 1,268-megawatt Grand Gulf nuclear station in Clairborne County, Mississippi. But there are more nuclear plants upriver of these facilities that service Memphis, St. Loui... [ More ]

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TigerAngel — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 16:31:42 GMT

I was wondering about how many plants are along the river flood.

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Rick G — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 14:27:43 GMT

But I don't think flooding is the real problem. Evidence is coming out that the multiple failures at Fukushima (e.g., "hydrogen explosions" that turned concrete to dust) were/are not due to the quake and tsunami. A combination of sabotage and the STUXNET computer virus appear to be the more likely culprits. Extreme focus should be placed on those responsible for security of the facility and the huge 'security cameras' that they installed four months prior. I would urge people... [ More ]

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TigerAngel — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 06:43:51 GMT

Gee, I just stumbled onto this story on YouTube. Not a peep out of mainstream media. The river floods are said to only rise higher this summer and this nuke plant is already in trouble.

Pass this one on to everyone you know since they aren't telling us.

Drop down the arrow to read the article while seeing the video for more info there. It's a 3 part video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSvvmrB7qEg feature=youtu.be