Maps of Major Chemical Facilities - Where?? EPA tells where clouds will travel!

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Anyone know the location of the EPA website where these reports are located?

"Congress requires the EPA to keep key worst-case data, such as charts depicting the distance a chemical cloud could travel. It requires the main parts of those reports to be kept off the Internet, but the EPA can post the executive summaries to those reports."

-- Tim (Tim971@hotmail.com), October 05, 1999

Answers

And speaking of maps, where is a current map of all U.S. nuclear reactors? Can't seem to find any.

Don't want to be anywhere near one at the end of the year!

-- Tuan Cu Mhara (Strider X6@aol.com), October 05, 1999.


Can't find nuke plant maps. How about a list.

-- Wingman (-@-.-), October 05, 1999.

And from an ealier post
Nuke sites

-- spider (spider0@usa.net), October 05, 1999.

Check yesterdays posting:

Maps of nuke targets and FEMA sites (10-4-99)

-- Sam Mcgee (weissacre@gwtc.net), October 05, 1999.


Heres the link for the web site

http://www.cannon.net/~gonyeau/nuclear/us1.htm

http://www.cannon.net/~gonyeau/nuclear/contents.htm

-- mchenry (cymchenry@siedata.com), October 05, 1999.



NOT READY!!!!

-- Sharon L (sharonl@volcano.net), October 05, 1999.

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