“They’re Going to Kill Us All

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By Gordon Duff and Press TV

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Texans can  breathe easier: The radioactive waste Halliburton fracking surveyors lost last  month has finally been found.

Gordon Duff, the  senior editor of VT, criticized the U.S. corporations and their  for-profit actions harming the environment and said,

“We don’t need to worry  about Fukushima. Apparently we take our nuclear waste, throw it in the back of a  pick-up truck and drive around until the wind blows it away or it falls off on  the side of the road. And we found this nuclear waste. We have to wonder what’s  out there (…) everywhere in America.”

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 The UAE-based  oil services company told reporters this weekend that an oilfield worker found  the rod of americium-241/beryllium alongside a highway near Pecos,  Texas.

Gordon  continued, “This is not the end of the story; it’s not the beginning of the  story. This is a small amount of waste that we found, we have no idea what’s out  there.”

Americium-241/beryllium is used for a variety of industrial and  medical purposes and in this case was needed for equipment used to identify  potential sites for natural gas drilling. It is a “Category 3” radioactive  substance, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

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