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The wind will carry the contaminants. there is not some kind of dame built around at the site that will erase the rainfall won t carry the contaminants. so, when it rains, the surface water carries the radioactivity down in the mid of streams. it s the headwaters of the los angeles river, so, in terms of l.a. county, you contaminate everything along the l.a. river and the various streams that lead to what. there is a children s camp called the brandeis-bardin institute. it s a choice training institute for college students. it is right beneath santa susana field lab. there have been some contamination found on the brandeis-bardin property, and there is concern about the health of the children who have been or are going to that facility, soil contamination goes down through the brandeis camp and into the aurora, where that contaminated water percolates into the groundwater. ....
Are predicting that the rainfall won t end until thursday. the bbc s china media analyst kerry allen explained what the reaction has been in the country. well, everywhere you look today on platforms, well, everywhere you look today on platforms, what chinese people use and set platforms, what chinese people use and set a platforms, what chinese people use and set a facebook or twitter, you see this and set a facebook or twitter, you see this dramatic footage, you see the footage of people on the subway. i the footage of people on the subway. i mean. the footage of people on the subway. i mean, this was particularly striking footage, with the water up to their striking footage, with the water up to their shoulders on the subway. a lot of to their shoulders on the subway. a lot of reaction to this, a lot of surprise, a lot of reaction to this, a lot of surprise, a lot of shock. the footage of surprise, a lot of shock. the footage of the water running down roads~ footage ....
The effects of this static weather system we ve got and hence the torrential rains in china. so this kind of rainfall becomes more likely and more extreme because of human induced climate change. but there are other factors at play too. (tx gfx) here s an article from the website of here s an article from the website of the telegraph newspaper. it points out two issues: first it claims that the construction of thousands of dams across china has cut connections between rivers and lakes, disrupting the floodplains that before would have absorbed summer downpours. it goes on to say that local governments are at times building whole cities from scratch without proper drainage systems. chinese officials see things differently. an official from the? from the national disaster reduction commission said that: no country would be safe from such a rainstorm7this deluge is beyond standard. regardless of the causes, weather forecasters are predicting that the rainfall won t end until thursda ....
Atlantic hurricane season, just formed yesterday. we are about 12 or 11 days before the official start of the atlantic hurricane season. this is it. it is not that impressive. it it get a name. there is a closed center of circulation here, heading to the south of charleston. you can see the scattered clouds here and a few light showers in south carolina and georgia. we are not expecting a big problem from this storm. it is going to pull off to the northeast and it will stay away from land. as such, it s a weak storm at this point that it is not going to cause big problems. winds at 45 miles per hour and tell weak tone 40 miles per hour. even the rainfall won t be that much. we will see a few areas that see a quarter inch, half an inch of rain over the next couple of days. the first named storm will be out of here without any major problems. one other story, real quick, a threat today for severe weather in wisconsin, illinois and areas of indiana. we are not talking about a big tornado ....