My NukAlert is going off (New Jersey)

3 a minute seems low

No big loss....



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So im dead?

do you have a buddy in the area you can call up with a meter also?

do you like oysters?

yes

no one I know with one. I am pretty close to the oldest nuclear power plant in the country which had some issues when Sandy hit.

No.

[link to radiationnetwork.com] is showing 59 around Oyster Creek,NJ where the plant is. Normal numbers?

Look up nuke alert website , it tells ya.

Totally dead to the world. Kiss your sorry ass goodbye, radioactive nukka.

I thought the title of this thread was about some type of "homie alert". Detects the blackness or something. Nukka.

:kramer2:

But wait.. they said there was no danger to the public, didn't they..?
Disregard the alert.. the .gov will tell you when to worry..
They know best, you know.. just ask them.

But, whatever you do.. don't talk to the downwinders..

radioactive snow?????????????

Thats a pretty nifty and reliable device, I would call the NRC hotline and let them explain why you shouldnt worry. With 8 nuke plants having problems during or after Sandy you may be in a plume event, Palisades and Fermi down now too, all of is blowing your way. You can tape the call and upload it to you tube for documentation too.


24-Hour Ops Ctr for Emergencies
301-816-5100


NRC Waste, Fraud or Abuse
1-800-233-3497 (OIG hotline)


THIS ONE: Safety or Security Concern
1-800-695-7403

They will probably just lie but still...good luck, let us know what you find out.



Last Edited by RadChick on 11/09/2012 01:19 AM

Downwinders refers to individuals and communities who are exposed to radioactive contamination or nuclear fallout from atmospheric or underground nuclear weapons testing, and nuclear accidents. Currently, this article focuses on incidents in the United States, or caused by its weapons testing.

More generally, the term can also include those communities and individuals who are exposed to ionizing radiation and other emissions due to the regular production and maintenance of nuclear weapons, nuclear power, and nuclear waste. In regions near U.S. nuclear sites, downwinders may be exposed to releases of radioactive materials into the environment that contaminate their groundwater systems, food chains, and the air they breathe. Some downwinders may have suffered acute exposure due to their involvement in uranium mining and nuclear experimentation.[1]

Well that makes me feel safe. Ive always known there was a nuclear power plant in my back yard but ive had the nukalert for 2 and never heard it go off like tonight

:peaceful:

Oyster Creek is showing 70 on Radiation Network. Seems alittle higher than normal