Toledo And Detroit: Sister Cities?

Well, not quite.  Both cities violate Lake Erie by discharging millions of gallons of hot nuclear plant cooling water every day into what is little more than a tiny fragile shallow puddle.  Lake Erie died under nuclear heat stress decades ago.  Both cities have municipal water supply problems.

Detroit just shut off the water, but then Detroit has the advantage.  President Obama rescued the Motor City using bulldozers that are flattening one suburb after another.  No more pesky water bills.  No people.  No houses.  Tribal logic brings results, just like in Kenya.

Toledo has refused to bite the bullet.  Their message?  Don’t drink it, don’t cook with it and don’t bathe in it.  People panicked, the mayor relented and they’re back to using tap water that has been and will forever be undrinkable.  While Toledo waffles, Detroit leads the way.  Watch for bulldozers coming to cities all around Lake Erie.

I hate to say I told you so, but then I did, and I made my observations over thirty years ago in a book that is still on shelves in fifty libraries in countries across the world.  Click on the link below to take a look at the 2012 edition of Repeat Performance: The Nuclear Age.

http://www.mcnallyrobinson.com/9780981100012/grant-sirola/repeat-performance?blnBKM=1