sharon george believes the bigger picture of the potential fall out. that's you have to be assessed. think everybody is right now relieved that they said back on to control if i can recall, store had been breached and would do that. the chemicals that we do most concerned about the cooling and match and not all the unchanged nature that fire and the smoke and the pollution that runs from that side to the problem. the fire, like say it's not just society, so you've got the same things thrown up into the and throwing up and you're actually being disbursed. and that's why you have a problem. this is why you know and you know, any pollution, any chemical, especially where you have population density is like that will be as concern and you know, they'll be doing that finding out and quantifying exactly what, what that risk is. ok, we want to bring, you know, a story we believe is important to highlight for years. the u. s. conducted nuclear tests and lum that was populated by native americans r t has spoken to the current head of the western shown a tripe.

there, they might see or smell smoke from the fire sustainability and bring technology expert sharon george believes the bigger picture of the potential fall out has yet to be. i think everybody is right now relieved that they said back under control. if i can recall, store had been bridge that would be that the chemicals that we do most concerned back to the cooling and match and not all the unchanged nature without fire and the smoke and the pollution that runs from that side to the problem. the fire, like say, is not just society, so you've got the same things thrown up into the and throwing up into actually being disbursed. and that's why you have a problem. so this is why you know and any pollution, any chemical, especially where you have population density is like that will be a concern and you know they'll be doing. we will see that finding out can and quantifying exactly what, what that risk is. okay, to a story, know that we believe is important to highlight. for years. the u. s. conducted nuclear tests on land was populated by native americans r t has spoken to the current head of

a sustainability and green technology expert, sharon george thinks the bigger picture of the potential fallout is yet to be seen . i think everybody is right now relieved that this is back on to control. if that chemical store had been ranged and would be looking at the chemical that would be most concerned back to the chlorine match. and that will then change the nature of our fire and the smoke and pollution of rooms from that side to the problem or the fire like this is not just the scientist. so you've got things being thrown into the air and strain are going to be disbursed and that's where you have a problem. so this is why you know, this is serious and you know, any pollution, any chemical, especially where you have population density is like that will be of concern and they'll be throwing resources or finding out and quantifying exactly what, what that risk is. a now for story that we believe is important to highlight. for years, the u. s. conduct a nuclear hearse online that was populated by native americans. well, off, he has spoken to the current head of the western shoshone

we joined, lied by sharon george, a senior lecturer of environmental sustainability and green technology at keel university in england. welcome to the program. thanks so much for joining us here. you might have seen the pictures. it's real devastation coming out of new jersey, the local mayor, rounding the fire the worst he has ever seen. how worrying is this? well, i think and for i think everybody is right now relieved that they said back under control. i mean, this was an incredibly close coal and the chemical store, i believe chemicals wasn't, wasn't breached. and that from, from off, hey, and, and, you know, i think if that had happened would be looking at a very different picture now. but even that is, you know, you can see from pictures that, that plume of smoke, any fire is environmentally damaging. you've got the, the water, it's been you tackle that fire is, is blinking down and washing around the, the police change from the site itself. the plume of smoke will be traveling, know, many miles potentially away from the site to the fire itself. so yeah, right now, a fire will, wil

sharon george believes the bigger picture of the potential for it has yet to be assess, inspect the cooling and match and not all the unchanged nature without bias and the smoke and the pollution that runs from that side to the problem. the fire like safety is not just decided to so you've got the same things thrown up into the and throwing up into the chain being dispersed and that way you have a problem. so this is why you know and any pollution, any chemical, especially where you have population density is like that will be a concern and the sewing resources and finding out and, and quantifying exactly what, what that means. case ok, story now we believe is important to highlight for years. the u. s. conducted nucular tests on land that was populated by native americans r t has spoken to the current head of the western shoshone tribe. he told us, one of the many consequences is the impact on people's health. the most boomed nation on earth, the label claimed by the shoshone native american tribe, as their sacred lamb turned into a u. s. nuclear weapons testing site. and these things were

in a short time ago, i spoke to sustainability and green technology expert, sharon george, who believes the bigger picture of the potential fall out as yet to be assess. i think everybody is right now relieved that they said back under control. if i can recall, store had been bridge that would be looking at the chemicals that we do most concerned about the cooling and match. and that will then change the nature of that fire and the smoke and the pollution that runs from that side to the problem. the fire like that is not just the side too. so you've got the same themes thrown up into the and throwing up and they're actually being disbursed. and that's where you have a problem. so this is why you know and you know, any pollution, any chemical, especially where you have population density is like that will be a concern and you know, they'll be doing with that finding out can and quantifying exactly what, what that risk is for years the u. s conducted nuclear test on land that was populated by native american indians. author caught up with the current head of the western shoshone tribe. he

sharon george thinks the biggest pitch of the potential fallout is yet to be seen. i think everybody is right now relieved that they said back under control. if i can recall, store had been bridge there would be looking at the chemicals that we do most concerned back to the cooling and match. and that will then change the nature of that fire and the smoke and the pollution that runs from that side. the problem, the fire like that, it's not just society, so you've got the same themes thrown up into the and throwing up into the chain being dispersed and that's why you have a problem. so this is why you know and you know, any pollution, any chemical, especially when you have a population density is like that will be a concern and you know, they'll be doing. we will see that finding now can and quantifying exactly what, what that the now for a story that we believe is important to highlights. for years the u. s. conducts and nuclear tests on land. there was populated by native americans r t, a spoken to the current head of the western shoshone tribe. and he told us, one

sharon george thinks the bigger picture of the potential fallout is yet to be seen. i think everybody is right now relieved that this is back under control. if that chemical store had been great, there would be looking at the chemical that we did most concerned back to the chlorine match. and that will then change the nature of our fire and the smoke and pollution of rooms from that side to the problem. the fire like this is it's not just the scientist, so you've got things being thrown up into the air and strainer, pinch downstream being disbursed, and that's where you have a problem. so this is why, you know, this is, it is serious and you know, any pollution, any chemical, especially where you have population density is like that will be of concern and you know, don't be throwing resources or finding out and quantifying exactly what, what that risk is and now for a story that we believe is important to highlights for years us can don't said nuclear tests on land, there was populated by native americans r t a spoken to the current head of the western shoshone tribe

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