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Posted: 10:48 AM Jun 19, 2008
Uranium Levels High, Meeting Attendance Low
Uranium levels in Lakin's water supply are high. But if turnout for a recent city meeting is any indication, concern among residents about the uranium is low. Email Address: news@kake.com |
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I leave it to you where the uranium comes from. uranium oxide disolves in water, they store the ash from the power plants in ponds, western states coal has uranium in it. google it up your self.
rick, google up "uranium in coal" and you will find a study by the usgs that states that western states coal has uranium, eastern state coal, like kansas coal does not.
Good bet this comes from the coal waste; send it to Holcomb since they want it so badly
Where did the uranium come from?
has the kdhe checked uranium levels in the fly ash pits at the power plant outside of town? wyoming coal has fairly high levels of uranium.