forest management. and then they want to blame it all on climate change it s not about climate change but your ability to see what s going on and to present it and maybe they don t want to do any of this because they want to save spiersd under the wood under ground incase they have a controlled burn but let me tell you one more thing this reminds me of palestine ohio that we have moved on from we suffer two days a we re all in a tizzy right these people in pal ohio have been forgotten and the last thing toipght say is this joe biden gets up and there and he says we re going put together a national interagency fire response to work with canada. no. you re the president of the united states. they have done something that is harmed people in the united states. another president would have said what are you doing to stop this why is this happening? this is a serious health hazard
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Environmental groups want to stop the Nuclear Fuel Services plant in Erwin, Tennessee, from refining highly enriched uranium for nuclear weapons. The plant already manufactures fuel material for nuclear reactors used in Navy submarines and aircraft carriers. While Nuclear Fuel Services awaits approval from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, a meeting is set for May 18 to review the plant s current work. .
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