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What is a Universal Obvious Sign for Danger-Danger Nuclear Waste That Someone could read 10,000 Years from Now? Picture Writing like they used on the Pyramids in Egypt and Mexico...

A Nuclear Waste Priesthood - Monks that tell the next generation of the Danger
We Could Use A Nuclear Waste Priesthood.
Monks that tell the next generation of the Danger.

Headline: FYI: IT'S NUCLEAR OVER HERE —

How do you leave a warning that lasts as long as nuclear waste?
Burying radioactive waste is seen as the safe way—how do we tell future generations?
https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/09/how-do-you-leave-a-warning-that-lasts-as-long-as-nuclear-waste/ 


Danger Danger Faces - Graphic Warning Sign of Atomic Waste - A Nuclear Waste Priesthood - Monks that tell the next generation of the Danger
Danger Danger Faces
 Graphic Warning Sign of Atomic Waste

Nuclear Semioticians (sign experts): how to warn future generations of the wastes danger.

https://antinuclear.net/2016/02/20/nuclear-semioticians-sign-experts-how-to-warn-future-generations-of-the-wastes-danger/

Use Taxpayer Dollars to keep the Nuclear Power Plants Running? Bad Idea. They Create Radioactive Atomic Waste every day they are running.

True, they don't create Greenhouse Gasses that cause global warming but they do create Radioactive Atomic Waste that has to be stored safely and GUARDED for thousands of years. What if a Terrorist stole some atomic waste? They could build a dirty bomb...

It would cost $15 x 24 x 365 x 1000 = 
$131,400,000 to pay for One Security Guard's 
Salary per thousand years... Multiply That by the 
Number of Security Guards Needed and you get a 
HUGE PILE OF MONEY!

---> Comment from a person on Mastodon Social Media Website... "You didn't even mention how they used to be held in steel drums and that the drums have been known to leak into the ground. Or how we don't have a viable alternative currently in place. Oooh or how companies like pge have cause cities like Modesto to make it so they aren't even allowed to install solar panels on their property because it's been made illegal to do so!"

https://thinkprogress.org/nuclear-watchdog-group-causes-stir-with-call-to-financially-support-existing-nuclear-plants-b1cd72559b61/

Nuclear watchdog group causes stir with call to financially support existing nuclear plants

"Hard choices" are needed in the face of dire climate projections, Union of Concerned Scientists says.

The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) surprised environmental advocates and energy officials on Thursday when it called for keeping existing nuclear power plants open for as long as safely possible to provide a wider window for transitioning to renewable energy resources.
The group has spent years criticizing the nuclear industry for its safety problems and high costs. But in a new report entitled “The Nuclear Power Dilemma,” UCS concludes the severity of the climate crisis demands that all zero carbon energy sources, including nuclear power, should be viewed as options for drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions...
No Nukes Psychedelic Graphic greg vanderlaan vandergreg gregvan gvan42 purple64ets
No Nukes Psychedelic Graphic 

I support the Bill in Congress to Federally Fund Water Storage in California. Dam it! Trump Could Do Something GOOD for a Change.

https://www.acwa.com/news/progress-in-congress-toward-additional-funding-support-for-california-water-storage/ The U.S. Senate and House on Thursday passed a funding bill that addresses water storage, drought preparedness, and water infrastructure needs for the Bureau of Reclamation and Army Corps of Engineers. The 2019 Energy and Water Bill was included in a “minibus” package of spending bills that also contains funding for Veterans Affairs and the Legislative Branch. All three of these appropriations bills now go to President Donald Trump for his signature.

Calling passage of the Energy and Water bill a “big win for California,” Sen. Dianne Feinstein noted it is the first time since 1999 that Congress has passed an Energy and Water appropriations bill before the start of the fiscal year.

The bill includes $12 million for desalination... That means changing seawater into drinking water... and Increased funding for desalination research and development by almost 35%.


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