low level of radiation. michael, as you see what s been going on, what gives you the greatest concern? i think precisely what your previous contributor mentioned, the if you stand back and look at the force for the trees, i worry that the accident management that s going on, that they re not being able to stay one or two steps ahead of the evolution. we should have known that there was going to be millions of gallons of contaminated water that needed to be addressed at some point in time. and the ability to handle that should have been something that got put in motion days ago, if not weeks ago. i mean, the fact of the matter is, these tanks are filling up, we continue to inject water. normal operations would have had them using their gaseous rad waste systems. if they don t deal with this, we
evolution. we should have known that there was going to be millions of gallons of contaminated water that needed to be addressed at some point in time. and the ability to handle that should have been something that got put in motion days ago, if not weeks ago. i mean, the fact of the matter is, these tanks are filling up, we continue to inject water. normal operations would have had them using their gaseous rad waste systems. if they don t deal with this, we are out of the apocalyptic scenarios. that s clearly no longer the issue. the prospect of potentially spilling massive quantities of highly contaminated water really, really worries me. what would you normally do with contaminated water? normally, anderson, we have systems where you process it through a sort of demineralizers
radiation increased was about 1/10th of a chest x-ray. so i think we re likely to see a number of states get worse but a low level of radiation. michael, as you see what s been going on, what gives you the greatest concern? i think precisely what your previous contributor mentioned, the if you stand back and look at the forest for the trees, i worry that the accident management that s going on, that they re not being able to stay one or two steps ahead of the evolution. we should have known that there was going to be millions of gallons of contaminated water that needed to be addressed at some point in time. and the ability to handle that should have been something that got put in motion days ago, if not weeks ago. i mean, the fact of the matter is, these tanks are filling up, we continue to inject water. normal operations would have had them using their gaseous rad
trees, i worry that the accident management that s going on, that they re not being able to stay one or two steps ahead of the evolution. we should have known that there was going to be millions of gallons of contaminated water that needed to be addressed at some point in time. and the ability to handle that should have been something that got put in motion days ago, if not weeks ago. i mean, the fact of the matter is, these tanks are filling up, we continue to inject water. normal operations would have had them using their gaseous rad waste systems. we know that the gaseous waste system was destroyed in the explosions. if they don t deal with this, we are out of the apocalyptic scenarios of core melting and things like that. that s clearly no longer the issue. the prospect of potentially spilling massive quantities of highly contaminated water really, really worries me.