Mais uma notícia inacreditável

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   carnide

   Julho 27, 2008

   É sempre bom ter a casa coberta com telhas radioactivas. Evitas muitos insectos e outras pragas. Olha se a ASAE sabe. Ainda obriga os talheres, copos, pratos, tachos a estarem devidamente irradiados.
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   Incidents at Tricastin
   In July of 2008, 18,000 liters (4,755 Gallons) of Uranium solution containing natural uranium were accidentally released. Due to cleaning and repair work the containment system for a uranium solution holding tank was not functional when the tank filled. The inflow exceeded the tank’s capacity and 30 cubic meters of Uranium solution leaked with 18 cubic meters spilled to the ground. Testing found elevated uranium levels in the nearby Gaffière and Lauzon rivers. The liquid that escaped to the ground contained about 75kg of unenriched uranium which is toxic as a heavy metal while possessing only slight radioactivity. Estimates for the releases were initially higher, up to 360kg of natural uranium, but revised downward later.
   Que bom – “só” 75 quilitos.

   French authorities have banned the use of water from the Gaffière and Lauzon for drinking and watering of crops. Swimming, water sports and fishing were also banned.

   Durate quanto tempo? Atendendo à semivida do U238 natural, deverá ser no mínimo 4500 milhoes de anos. Sim, são mesmo quatro mil e quinhentos milhões de anos
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium

   This incident has been classified as Level 1 on the International Nuclear Event Scale [4].
   Nível um. Ah, estou muito mais descansado. Os de nível 5 e 6 é que são perigosos. Os de nível são bagatelas.
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Nuclear_Event_Scale

   In July 2008, approximately 100 employees were exposed to radioactive particles that escaped from a pipe in a reactor that had been shut down.