Most/Least Toxic Cities

[nickkoto]

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Yes, because when spent uranium pellets endure a mild physical shaking, they might pressurize like a can of Coke and blow up.

[10023]

Originally Posted by lfc4life

yeah building a giant nuclear waste facility to store all the nuclear waste in the country in the second most seismic area in the lower 48 states seems like a smart idea to me

Small tremors won't do anything. The site is great for spent fuel because there's no groundwater for it to seep into.

Most of Nevada is wasteland...

[spark317]

Originally Posted by Marcu

The entire city of Norfolk is an industrial waste site.

Really? How so? Can you be more specific or are you just exaggerating?

[Marcu]

Originally Posted by spark317

Really? How so? Can you be more specific or are you just exaggerating?

Of course I'm exaggerating a little. But when I think of not toxic, Norfolk certainly doesn't come to mind. It is a port town with a good amount of heavy industry. Much of the employment is centered around the relatively "toxic" industries. To put it on a list of least toxic cities above, say, Bolder, Co or some other idyllic white collar resort town is just laughable.