that s 75 times the radio activity that any north carolina landfill is supposed to be able to take. the people drilling north dakota are producing dozens of tons of these filters every day, and there s nowhere to legally dispose of them anywhere in the state. if you get caught bringing one of these in a north dakota landfill, it s a thousand dollar fine per filter. what do you think is happening to them in north dakota? this was found at an indian reservation in north dakota last year, nobody knows who dumped them all there. the tribe said they realized they had a problem when one of the trucks from the reservation had been picking up regular consumer trash tripped the geiger counters. they didn t know they had anything radioactive, apparently somebody had been dumping these filters in the tribe s trash cans and the dumpsters, dump them on the side of the road it s radioactive waste full of radium, which can kill you. it s happening all over the state now, last month, look at this thes
picocurries. that s 75 times the radio activity that any north carolina landfill is supposed to be able to take. the people drilling north dakota are producing dozens of tons of these filters every day, and there s nowhere to legally dispose of them anywhere in the state. if you get caught bringing one of these in a north dakota landfill, it s a thousand dollar fine per filter. what do you think is happening to them in north dakota? this was found at an indian reservation in north dakota last year, nobody knows who dumped them all there. the tribe said they realized they had a problem when one of the trucks from the reservation had been picking up regular consumer trash tripped the geiger counters. they didn t know they had anything radioactive, apparently somebody had been dumping these filters in the tribe s trash cans and the dumpsters, dump
that s 75 times the radio activity that any north dakota landfill is supposed to be able to take. the people drilling north dakota are producing dozens of tons of these filters every day, and there s nowhere to legally dispose of them anywhere in the state. if you get caught bringing one of these in a north dakota landfill, it s a thousand dollar fine per filter. what do you think is happening to them in north dakota? this was found at an indian reservation in north dakota last year, nobody knows who dumped them all there. the tribe said they realized they had a problem when one of the trucks from the reservation had been picking up regular consumer trash tripped the geiger counters. they didn t know they had anything radioactive, apparently somebody had been dumping these filters in the tribe s trash cans and the dumpsters, dump them on the side of the road