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UM Meme Guy
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Join Date: Sep 01, 2008
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Interesting to see the plant is still there after all these years. Street view gives you a better look at the site.
Type Fernald Feed Materials Production Center into Google Earth and you'll see it. |
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Join Date: Jul 16, 2008
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It's still an operating Nuke plant?
I thought is was shut down? |
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It was shutdown in 1989. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernald...duction_Center
Check this out: http://www.genmed.uc.edu/fmmp/ |
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No it's not still there. All the buildings were torn down and it was converted into a park after being cleaned up. I have driven by there before actually.
Here is a link to more information about the closure project. http://www.lm.doe.gov/land/sites/oh/...orig/index.htm |
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English PI
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Wonder what happened to Dave's remains, too toxic for the ground.
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Is it a long period of time, like a 100 years or is it a lot sooner like 20 years. (Damn, I wish I didn't fail physics in high school. )Also I have to imagine that with today's technology, ther would be a safe way to examine or even autopsy the remains. Granted it's probably too expensive to use in a case like this. Quote:
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