to this problem. now they're going to consider at least some other ideas. it doesn't mean they won't end up setting it on fire, but at least they'll consider some other ideas. you know, we used to, not that long ago, we used to just dump chemical weapons into the sea. the original plan for getting rid of all of our chemical weapons by the treaty deadline was to burn them, incinerate them, including in blue grass, kentucky, and colorado. it was the concerns about the safety of burning that stuff that forced a slower process. when that was more careful and thought to be more safe for the people who lived there, alongside the century of american military experimentation, pueblo has got this $5 billion robot plan, and this fancy explosive destruction system with its nine-inch-thick walls, because in pueblo, they yelled loud enough and long enough that their concerns were taken seriously. the stuff didn't just get burned there. minden, louisiana, is a corner of that state that is rural, not