They go very close to the island when dumping the old glow in the dark..
BuT NuClEr PoWeR iS cOoL !
What do EPA findings say about the previous and ongoing dumping from sellafield into the Irish Sea?
Odd how the reports never say to dump it in their own backyard
“Quick, Dump it before Paddy takes over..”
Do the Tories have literal ideation sessions for how to lower the bar?
“Can I get a show of hands for Priti’s idea to cut welfare again to pay for a giant gold statue of Boris urinating real Champaign on a single mother?”
“And who would rather go for Mogg’s idea to irradiate the Micks?”
I’m staunchly pro nuclear but, fuck those assholes.
head out from Galway and go slightly north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol. They go very close to the island when dumping the old ‘glow-in-the-dark’
Nuclear waste in the Irish sea isn’t killing anyone. In contrast natural radiation from radon kills more people here than road accidents.
Serious question: why would you dump something like this in the sea? Surely that makes it incredibly difficult to get at if you need to for some reason, like the containment starts to break down or we find some new way to dispose of the waste? Just seems hard to fathom why this is being considered in the 21st century.
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How bout….. no. Next.
nuclear scary blah blah blah
They go very close to the island when dumping the old glow in the dark..
BuT NuClEr PoWeR iS cOoL !
What do EPA findings say about the previous and ongoing dumping from sellafield into the Irish Sea?
Odd how the reports never say to dump it in their own backyard
“Quick, Dump it before Paddy takes over..”
Do the Tories have literal ideation sessions for how to lower the bar?
“Can I get a show of hands for Priti’s idea to cut welfare again to pay for a giant gold statue of Boris urinating real Champaign on a single mother?”
“And who would rather go for Mogg’s idea to irradiate the Micks?”
I’m staunchly pro nuclear but, fuck those assholes.
head out from Galway and go slightly north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol. They go very close to the island when dumping the old ‘glow-in-the-dark’
Nuclear waste in the Irish sea isn’t killing anyone. In contrast natural radiation from radon kills more people here than road accidents.
Serious question: why would you dump something like this in the sea? Surely that makes it incredibly difficult to get at if you need to for some reason, like the containment starts to break down or we find some new way to dispose of the waste? Just seems hard to fathom why this is being considered in the 21st century.
The Brits are at it again