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Hello, I may be relocating to the Albuquerque area by the end of the year... and there is something that has been bothering me... an article that I read about toxic waste and radioactive waste getting into the water.
And the closer you get to Los Alamos, the brighter it is - to say nothing of that "Taos HUM!" Could the hum be a natural result of atoms smashing together under the town?
The article says "So far, the level of contamination in the Rio Grande has not been high enough to raise health concerns." and goes on and on to include mentioning seeing "child's footprints and Tonka toys in canyons" which radioactive material. The article never mentions the natural occurring arsenic or radioactivity in the water.
I'm concernd about other things more than what the LA Times article brought up.
I'd be more concerned about the radioactive countertops inside the McMansions... granite can kill... either by crushing you, or from mutations in your cells.
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