Large wildfire has broken out next to the Hanford Washington Nuclear Waste and reactor test site (QRV)

submitted ago by 3334552?

Not sure if related to Q

Might become relevant in the next few days or someone may know something I don't

"ALERT: A very large wildfire has broken out next to the Hanford Washington Nuclear Waste and reactor test site - west of the LIGO gravity wave sensor station it would appear. This is the exact site I showed you YESTERDAY with the EQ's."

"Level 3 alert evacuations issued in Grant County next to Hanford"

https://twitter.com/dutchsinse/status/1150630951334154245

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19743129? ago

Sounds potentially false flaggy.. Could the fire compromise the stored nuclear waste.? If so, could irradiated material get into the air and travel? What direction is the prevailing wind travelling?

19743536? ago

Not without a lot of preparation to comprise containers.

19743568? ago

I'd imagine the containers would be designed to be very fire proof.. Never know in their desperation though..

19743683? ago

The ones for spent fuel are the most secure.

19744269? ago

The ones I saw being constructed were made of a metal, they claimed was better than Titanium. They cost $100,000 each are are a square meter/per volume each. they are then to be stacked on top of each other, (by the thousands), and were to be buried at Yucca Mountain. Regardless, I can "almost" assure the waste is safe from a fire event.

19748477? ago

The material that is within the mountain is safe from a fire, but not the stuff that is en-route....There was a lot of shit surrounding this site too, Obama Admin gave this project hell.