Re: Nevada Groundwater Rad Monitoring Flawed

[Tim <tstead@ntirs.org>]

--- Norman Cohen <ncohen12@HOME.COM> wrote:

> Hi all,

> Seems to me that this has applications for Yucca

> groundwater flow  monitoring.

> Norm

> 

> 

> > Environment News Service



<SNIP>



> > "Because technology does not exist in the year

> 2002 to clean up contaminated

> > groundwater, protection means timely detection of

> contamination that could



There is this wonderful new invention that was just

announced not too long ago that can take care of this

problem.  It is pronounced "WAH-TUR FILL-TUR." 

Perhaps people have seen them on display at a recent

scientific convention?  They come in basically two

types pronounced "CHAR-COAL" and "PAR-TICK-YOU-LET."



I think this new invention would provide more than

adequate protection through a process called

"filtering" whereby contaminants are removed from the

water supply.  It's a fairly new process that was just

developed by some leading scientists so I'll let

"Citizen's Alert" misinformation side for now.



Regards,

Tim S.



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