Looks very interesting from a quick look around. I've book marked it for more reading this evening.

If you are interested in vacationing in places like the Love Canal, Somalia, or the Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, India, this is the travel blog for you.

For over three years, Sprol.com has published a sort of anti-travel blog. I'm the editor.

who is the author of: http://www.sprol.com/?s=Summitville

yeeeeeeeee!!!

Wait... are you one on those goddamn hippies?

makeleke brazzaville

i'd like to join and comment, but it appears I'm not smart enough to figure out how...Much of the info here is inaccurate and begs for correction :)

ya mum

I am very impressed with the wealth of knowledge this site has to offer.

Try more goole... those are water reservoirs, not spent fuel areas. they are inside the smaller rectangular brown building. The birds do enjoy that fresh water though.

i dont see any of these claims backed with published resources, witht he exceptions of one book. I agree but your claims are not substanitaited with acknowledged publications.

This is a great website to research on!

people that comment on this about fish are weird.

Sprol.com is an educational site to stop and make all of us think about the world we live in. Most people take things for granted - sprol.com doesn't. Each of the photos/blog entries gives us a situation and there's never an easy fix. Worth reading.

A great site. It shows how bad things really are.

taking you to places that suck...

Good to know someone is keeping watch over the bad guys...

real focus on real environmental issues

Interesting stuff, but I disagree that United States tested "more" nuclear weapons than Soviets/now Russian Federation which has tested nukes as late as 1996-9 and you can see them using the google earth Russian Nukes KMZ. The United States has done alot and did do the most above surface testing, but not in Nevada, the aprox320 tests were mainly done in the Pacific, and Amchitka Island (Alaskan Aleutian isles chain) , this test was what led to the Green Peace movement and helped give it a strong start. The one megaton underground test violently shook the already unstable island.