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DF3VI > POWER 27.02.04 19:28l 28 Lines 1187 Bytes #999 (25) @ WW
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From: DF3VI @ DB0OVN.#NRW.DEU.EU (Patrick)
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>Why do you think that the
>Electricity board had a policy of NOT building power lines above housing
>estates. Sadly, builders seemed to have less scruples and have built
>houses underneath power lines.
The next thing those home owners will do is going to court and demand those
power lines to be shut down because of health reasons!
(It actually happened here - but I think they lost.)
>The clusters of health problems around nuclear sites is also well known
>about although the reasons for them is argued.
Strange fact: The nuclear radiation level is higher around carbon burning
power stations. This is due to the high emmission of radioactive
C14-isotopes, that is found in every plant (dead or alive) in a low
percentage.
>I was under the impression that the Simsons was a children's programme.
>Personally, I gave up watching cartoons some time ago.
Not necessarily. There are a lot of cartoons that you would better not let
your children watch. Japanese mangas are for grown-ups only. So is "The
Simpsons". It is very social-critic, and way above the level of kids.
73, Patrick
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