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As Promontory landfill again seeks out-of-state waste, connections to California business charged in radioactive waste scandal emerge
Tetra Tech EC is owned by Tetra Tech, the same company that designed Utah’s Promontory Point landfill. One of the Tetra Tech Vice Presidents, Jon Angin also was, for a time, the CEO for Allos Environmental, the parent company of Promontory Point Resources. When Allos Environmental, the Utah-based parent company of Promontory Point Resources, filed its new Class V application with Utah regulators in the fall of 2020 they included an old proof of ownership document from 2017 showing Angin as the signatory of another company, PPR Manager, that manages Allos Environmental Group.
A Radioactive Pearl Harbor? America s Secret Plan to Nuke Japan s Fleet
Historian Alex Wellerstein turned up evidence that the United States at one point considered nuking the Japanese fleet at anchor.
Less than a year after the formal end of World War II the United States tested its new superweapons in peacetime. Operation Crossroads in 1946 at Bikini Atoll tested the effects of nuclear weapons on naval fleets and harbors.
While burrowing through the vast Manhattan Project archives historian Alex Wellerstein turned up evidence that Bikini wasn’t the first Pacific island in the atomic crosshairs. Another atoll may have been the earliest target considered by the Manhattan Project.
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Motorists urged to take road safety seriously this festive season
Police conducting the annual Operation Crossroads road safety campaign are urging all motorists to be safe on our roads this festive season.
From 21 December until 1 January police will once again be conducting Operation Crossroads, focusing on the fatal five contributors to fatal and serious crashes.
“The Christmas/New Year period is one of the busiest times of year on our roads, and police are urging all motorists to take road safety seriously,” said Commissioner Darren Hine.
“As part of Operation Crossroads police will be undertaking highly visible and covert patrols focused on the fatal five contributors to crashes, aimed at improving driver behaviour.”