Rattle wrote:
] ] At least 100 dead fish were seen yesterday floating in
] ] the Oyster Creek by the nuclear power plant here, a
] ] veteran fisherman reported.
] ]
] ] Plant investigators saw four dead fish by the Route 9
] ] bridge that crosses the creek and another near the
] ] plant's property line, but officials here said the plant
] ] did not cause them to die.
] ]
] ] "We've checked all of our systems and we've done
] ] nothing," said Ernest J. Harkness, site vice president at
] ] the Oyster Creek plant.
]
] ] The plant was shut down since Tuesday following an
] ] electrical malfunction. Power generation should resume
] ] within the next two days, Harkness said.
] ]
] ] In December, the largest fine ever assessed on a New
] ] Jersey nuclear power plant for causing a fish kill --
] ] $372,912 -- was levied by the state Department of
] ] Environmental Protection against Oyster Creek.
]
] Oh yeah.. The plant is _never_ killing the fish. Not this
] time, not earlier this year, not every six months this
] happens.
]
] This time it was only a few hundred (or the offical number of
] "four"), last time it was thousands. Does this mean they are
] getting better?
]
] The workers are still striking too..

For God's sake, will you MOVE already?! I've been pissed that you live within spitting distance of that plant for some 10+ years now, would you please MOVE!? Don't come crying to me when you grow a third eye from the radiation. :.)