Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Nuclear Power Plant Gushes Radiation Into Lake Michigan




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Nuclear Power Plant Gushes Radiation Into Lake Michigan



Last summer, a leaky tank led to the shutdown of the Palisades nuclear power plant in Michigan. So plant owner Entergy patched up the leak, fired back up the reactor, and hoped for the best. But on Saturday the leaky drip turned into a gush, nearly 80 gallons of water containing small amounts of radioactive tritium and possibly trace amounts of cobalt and cesium spewed into Lake Michigan. Early Sunday morning, the tank was ruled inoperable and the nuclear power plant began powering down.









US Special Forces Put On High Alert



American special forces units overseas have been on alert for the past several days for a mission to attack potential al Qaeda targets if those behind the most recent terror threats against U.S. interests can be identified, a senior Obama administration official told CNN. The official declined to identify the units or their locations because of the sensitive nature of the information. The units, along with several others, were put on heightened alert by Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel last week.






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