COOPER NUCLEAR STATION HIT BY FLASH FLOOD??? LATEST: DHS CLAIMS "VIOLENT EXTREMISTS HAVE, IN FACT, OBTAINED INSIDER POSITIONS"

here's a link to a topographical map..scroll a bit N to the bridge area and the map gives the actual elevations (click on the globe to hide the box)

[link to mapper.acme.com]

btw..here's an interesting article on the Brownville Bridge

[link to www.dailyyonder.com]

edit to add: the topo map does appear to show a levee at 904' ft S of the bridge..but..if you switch to the terrain map the contours of a levee do not show up..

The idiots who planned and built these plants apparently have NO common sense! Knowing it was flood level, why didn't they build the land up?

.25=1/4 inch
.50=1/2 inch
.75=3/4 inch

pretty simple if you ask me..metric is the complicated system imo

Let me fix that for you...

Why did they ever build nuclear plants at all?


What a nightmare beyond nightmares. Truly.

the idiots on this thread have no idea what they are talking about since it matters not if the plant is shut down or not(pretty sure its been down since april)
you have to keep the spent material cool for a thousand years!! lmfao

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The Brownville plant is currently producing 30% of the power for the area because the Calhoun plant had been shut down for refueling, and the Fort Calhoun plant is completely surrounded by water. The two nuclear plants augment production from the coal plants that produce a majority of power for the region. [link to www.time.com]

The coal plants. Here is a picture of one of the coal plants sitting next to the river. Locals here can look at this picture and tell you that this plant is surrounded by water for now. For some reason, there has been very little reported about the coal plants despite the fact that they are facing the same type of flooding.
[link to www.sourcewatch.org] (coal plant before the flooding) Two of the coal plants that produce fuel for the Omaha area sit right next to the river. The area surrounding these coal plants are completely flooded. Parks nearby are closed as well as nearby roads. Two weeks ago on a sunday drive to view the rising water we were told by an employee in the coal plant that people were being sent home due to flooding. What’s interesting is that if you google information about flooding and the coal plants, there are no stories. Zero to report. If you find one, share it please. Here is the oppd website refuting rumors and calming fears about the nuclear plant but no mention is made of the production levels for the coal plants. [link to www.oppd.com]

read more @ [link to my.firedoglake.com]

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Utilities: Power to remain stable

Omaha Public Power District and Nebraska Public Power District have told the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency that the availability of electrical power will remain stable for Nebraskans despite rising flood waters.

OPPD's Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant north of Omaha is currently offline for scheduled refueling. Because it's now surrounded by high water, OPPD says it won't be restarted until the water goes down.

Floodwater is also lapping at NPPD's Cooper Nuclear Power Plant near Brownville, but it continues to operate.

Should Cooper be shut down due to increased flooding, the utilities said, the utilities can generate enough power with their coal-fired plants or import power from other states to provide the state sufficient power.

more @ [link to journalstar.com]

Let me fix that for you...

Why did they ever build nuclear plants at all?


What a nightmare beyond nightmares. Truly.

.25 METERS is not 1/4 inch dumb ass

lol. the measurements are in feet, not inches. 12 inches in a foot.

so

.25 = 3 inches
.50 = 6 inches
.75 = 9 inches

27.79 feet is about 27 feet 9 inches.

You don't have your facts straight and you're calling others idiots?





Thread: Cooper Nuclear Station in Nebraska is operating AT FULL CAPACITY..partial levee breach three miles upriver

thanks for highlighting the irrelevant shit that i said(thats why it was in parentheses)(it said pretty sure not fact and it wasnt the point, way to miss the point)

Agreed, but now impossible. The lack of MSM attention and the seemingly lack of "give a shit" from Obammy tells me one thing. THEY DON'T KNOW HOW TO FIX THIS SHIT-STORM. Guys, this isn't going away. This is flooding that has NEVER been seen or dealt with before. I don't want to see this kind of "doom" happen to innocent people...

Definitely bad news for the area. Insanity to not take the plant offline and allow the fuel to begin cooling. Profit and arrogance in the face of reason and recent experience. It seems as if they are purposely destroying the earth and putting everyone in danger.

.25 METERS is not 1/4 inch dumb ass

Spent last week near Malibu, CA............trees, grass, palm trees are dead or dying.....it's UNBELIEVABLE! In my whole life I've never seen it look so dead....... THIS is what's coming to the ENTIRE country, IMHO.

After I'll I've read in this forum ... let me assure you: everything is under control !!! (I know)

Under the control of maniacs!

Have the freaking morons shut down the reactor yet?

Why is the NRC Chairman Gregory Jaczko waiting untill Monday to visit the nuclear plants?????


He and the whole wrecking crew should get in boat and go there now!!!!


[link to www.omaha.com]

Spent last week near Malibu, CA............trees, grass, palm trees are dead or dying.....it's UNBELIEVABLE! In my whole life I've never seen it look so dead....... THIS is what's coming to the ENTIRE country, IMHO.

NWS Alert:

Event: Flash Flood Warning
Alert:

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN PLEASANT HILL HAS ISSUED A

* FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR A LEVEE FAILURE IN...
WESTERN ATCHISON COUNTY IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI...

* UNTIL 1030 AM CDT

* AT 921 PM CDT...A LEVEE ON THE MISSOURI RIVER FAILED 3 MILES NORTH
OF BROWNVILLE NEBRASKA...CAUSING FLASH FLOODING OF AREAS NEAR THE
LEVEE FAILURE.

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS ARE URGING
PEOPLE IN THE MISSOURI RIVER FLOOD PLAIN WEST OF INTERSTATE 29
IN ATCHISON COUNTY MISSOURI TO EVACUATE TO HIGHER GROUND AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE.

* LOCATIONS IMPACTED INCLUDE PHELPS CITY...LANGDON AND WATSON
WESTERN ATCHISON COUNTY IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI...

Instructions: BE ESPECIALLY CAUTIOUS AT NIGHT WHEN IT IS HARDER TO RECOGNIZE THE DANGERS OF FLOODING. IF FLOODING IS OBSERVED ACT QUICKLY. MOVE UP TO HIGHER GROUND TO ESCAPE FLOOD WATERS. DO NOT STAY IN AREAS SUBJECT TO FLOODING WHEN WATER BEGINS RISING. A FLASH FLOOD WARNING MEANS FLASH FLOODING IS OCCURRING OR IS IMMINENT. MOST FLOOD RELATED DEATHS OCCUR IN AUTOMOBILES. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CROSS WATER COVERED BRIDGES...DIPS...OR LOW WATER CROSSINGS. NEVER TRY TO CROSS A FLOWING STREAM... EVEN A SMALL ONE... ON FOOT. TO ESCAPE RISING WATER MOVE UP TO HIGHER GROUND.
Target Area:
Atchison