Published: September 5th, 2012 at 2:10 pm ET
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Title: 1:30 p.m. EPA Aerial Survey Report
Source: Assumption Parish Police Jury
Date: Sept 4, 2012
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) returned its report of the aerial survey performed in Bayou Corne on Saturday, August 25, 2012. The survey showed no detectable emissions from the area in concentrations great enough to represent a public hazard.
Aerial Chemical Survey, Bayou Corne Sinkhole
United State Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Emergency Management
Survey Date: August 25, 2012
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Results indicated that total gamma count showed slightly elevated but normal levels along state highway 70 and in farmland on the eastern portion of the survey area.
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Figure 8: Total Gamma Count Corne Bayou
Examination of total gamma count plot shows that the total gamma count environment is slightly higher over the developed area along state highway 70 and near the intersection of highway 70 and 69.
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Results of the total count analysis showed slightly elevated levels on the north and east side of the survey area but well within normal sedimentary rock levels.
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Published: September 5th, 2012 at 2:10 pm ET
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It's always within 'normal levels'.
Man, this crap gets old. Can't they come up with a new excuse? They spend millions on PR firms to make this stuff go away. What are they paying for?
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They claim that petroleum on the surface of the sinkhole is what shows up in the infrared photos and that the booms are working. I tried to find out what they consider "normal levels" but could not find the exact amount. Time will tell
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Need readings from citizens. Go to the highway, take readings.
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Actually, forget the highway ..that location is probably a decoy.
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"..slightly elevated but normal levels" ?
If it's elevated, then it's NOT normal. It may be within a range somebody has labeled as 'acceptable', but it's NOT NORMAL!
I read both reports from above.
Why only gamma testing?
Also note:
"An excess URANIUM analysis showed isolated ELEVATED sigma values on the eastern portion of the survey due MOST LIKELY to fertilizer usage." – from epa pdf
'Most likely', is not reassuring.
I hope no children or anything eats the food that is coming from those plowed fields.
Dear Mrs. Obama,
I would want a map like that one, except produced for the west coast so we can SEE the fallout's affect on our food supply. Could you please have a 'little' talk with the hubby and get this to happen. Where does your 'kids' food come from?
Thank you
Citizen – California, USA
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Good luck petitioning the rich. They're probably already equipping their homes and automobiles with high efficiency filtration equipment, and sourcing indoor grown hydroponic foods. I can almost guarantee that anything the Obama or Romney families eat passes through a scintillation detector.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/23/us/politics/ties-to-obama-aided-in-access-for-exelon-corporation.html?_r=1
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FA – This is certainly true, but being of the world there is nothing that will stop the slow, steady increase in becquerels. It is not slow at all, actually, when you consider what the world would be like without all of the detonations. leaks, spills, etc. Hyper-fast!
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