Published: November 1st, 2012 at 4:19 pm ET
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Title: New Jersey Natural Gas to snuff gas fires on barrier islands
Source: The Star-Ledger
Author: Seth Augenstein
Date: November 01, 2012 at 2:27 PM
The natural gas fires that have burned for days along the ravaged barrier islands, spanning from Bay Head south to Seaside Park [10 miles north of Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station], and also Long Beach Island, are about to be snuffed by New Jersey Natural Gas, the company said this afternoon. [...]
The company cannot give an estimate of the number of fires that have burned in the devastated areas. [...]
In Brick, roughly a half dozen natural gas fires have burned for three days — and are still going — on the township’s 3-mile stretch of barrier island [...]
Authorities are now monitoring the gas fires as they wait for a chance to get into the storm-ravaged area. [...]
Title: New Jersey Natural Gas shutting off service to barrier islands
Source: The Asbury Park Press
Date: November 01, 2012 at 1:30 PM
[...] Over the past three days, New Jersey Natural Gas has plugged more than 1,300 leaks in those areas. [...]
“Our crews did everything we could to save the system,” said Kathleen T. Ellis, chief operating officer of New Jersey Natural Gas. “We were only able to gain access to some of the most damaged areas within in the last 24 hours, and the devastation is nothing that could be seen from the air.
“It is beyond imagination,” Ellis said. “The only safe thing to do is shut down the system.” [...]
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Published: November 1st, 2012 at 4:19 pm ET
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[...] Over the past three days, New Jersey Natural Gas has plugged more than 1,300 leaks in those areas. [...]
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How about shutting down all nuclear power plants. NO NUKES
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Salem I New Jersey Nuclear Plant Loses Primary Plus Backup Cooling System; via A Green Road http://agreenroad.blogspot.com/2012/11/salem-i-new-jersey-nuclear-plant-loses.html
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There's an old saying:
"If you play with fire, you get burned."
Examples of this would be FUKUSHIMA'S runaway melted cores from Reactors 1,2,3 and the 'open air' Fuel Pool at what's left of the building for Reactor 4.
Why are there NO 'CURRENT' PHOTOS of Oyster Creek or any of the other threatened Nuclear Plants?
None that I've seen anyway. hmm…?
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Gas fires can burn for days near nuclear plants but the average citizen can't get on an airplane with being x rayed or molested….
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A cover up is on the way. But they learned about releasing doctored photos during fukushima. Now they don't release any
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“It is beyond imagination,” Ellis said. “The only safe thing to do is shut down the system.”
man that sounds familiar.
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So are there barricades preventing people from taking pictures of the plant at least from ground level? I think it's odd nobody is releasing these images. Is the Jersey area without cell service? Major cover-up.
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This could be a repost..
But I think it is a very important subject.
The issue of prepping.
(Prepping is not hording..it is the gathering of useful materials…and the educating oneself and others to apply).
The key word preparedness.
UNREST GROWING AMONG NJ, NY CITIZENS: DUMPSTER DIVING FOR FOOD, FIST FIGHTS OVER FUEL, TEMPERS FLARE IN SANDY AFTERMATH
http://republicbroadcasting.org/index.php?cmd=news.article&articleID=4391
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