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In reply to the discussion: Florida bill allowing radioactive roads made of potentially cancer-causing mining waste signed by De [View all]calimary
(85,104 posts)24. And don't forget Mar-a-Lago! Any pavement there need resurfacing?
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Florida bill allowing radioactive roads made of potentially cancer-causing mining waste signed by De [View all]
icymist
Jun 2023
OP
its already a toxic shithole by most civilized measures, sooooooooo...fuck 'em
bringthePaine
Jun 2023
#1
Geiger counter option on new cars. Google's directions will offer "less radiation" option.
PSPS
Jun 2023
#9
OP article didn't reveal much about the phosphogypsum hazardous materials - here's from 2016
diva77
Jun 2023
#11
Garbage is not the problem. Garbage is not used. They use waste. Waste is not the problem
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2023
#30
Okay. Sure does beat landfill. But I think of re-used and recycled waste as not-garbage
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2023
#43
Unfortunately, a tire-related chemical has been found to cause death in adult coho salmon in urban
diva77
Jun 2023
#45
All the more reason to not vacation there. All that heat on road surfaces billowing toxic chemicals
PortTack
Jun 2023
#22
Problem is a lot of people are having too much fun, i.e., golf, tennis, boating etc 2 bother voting.
Ligyron
Jun 2023
#35
I would suspect that the biggest danger would be to the workers handling the materials and
Chainfire
Jun 2023
#33