Radioactive waste nest was found in the South Carolina Nuclear Bomb site facility

Former nuclear bombs in South Carolina have discovered a radioactive garbage nest.

Workers were checking regular radiation levels Savana River site When the liquid molecules were known near the ican, the nest with the garbage tanks, the Associated Press (AP) said.

The US Department of Energy has filed a report on July 22 that the nests were 10 times above the radiation level allowed by federal rules.

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Officers SAID said no waste was found in the nest.

“The garbage nest was sprayed Kill the trashHe then worked as a radiological waste, “the report said.

Workers at the Savarkar River Atomic site of South Carolina found a radioactive garbage nest. As shown above, steel canteen on the site is stored under five feet of concrete. (AP Photo/Stephen B. Morton, File)

This is considered to be a nest Radioactive When the site is fully operating, through the activity “onsite leggy radioactive contamination” through the activity.

According to AP reports, the site now makes fuel for nuclear projects and cleaning. The underground tanks are still in use, while eight are closed.

According to the AP, the report was reported in the report by the Watchdog Group, a Sachin River Site Watch.

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Tom Clemented, Savana River Site Watch Executive Director criticized the report in the text messages received by AP.

“I am crazy as a hornyt Radiation waste According to AP reports, Clemaments wrote that the public should be aware of some kind of leakage from the garbage tanks.

The nest found in the South Carolina facility (not in the picture) was 10 times above the limits of the federal radiation. (ISTOCK)

The Savana River Mission monitors the completion site and made a statement to the Local News of the Iken Standard.

“Immediately after searching the contaminated nest, the area was secured and surveyed; no contamination was found in those areas,” the statement said.

“I am crazy as Hornet (about).”

“There was no effect on workers, environment or people.”

The nest was found in the F Tank Farm area, which is in the middle of the 310-four-mile in the center of the Savana river. Usually waste travels from their nest to a hundred yards, “said.

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In 1950, President Harry Truman The United States announces to accelerate the nuclear power program; The plant opened at the beginning of the cold war.

According to the Savana River Site, the project was to create “basic materials” in support of the American protection programs, mainly in support of Tritium and Plutonium -239.

President Harry Truuman announced that the United States would accelerate the nuclear power program in 50th in. (MPI/Getty Image)

According to the Savana River Mission, he has reduced the evaporation to about 34 million gallons, and has created more than 165 million gallons of liquid waste.

The remaining 43 tanks are closed.

Regarding radioactive garbage nests, three additional nests on the site have been found, the New York Times said on Saturday.

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There are about 310 square miles on the Savana River space The sandiline of south CarolinaNear the Georgia border.

The Associated Press contributed to the report.