Florida lawmakers pass bill allowing radioactive material to be built into Florida roads

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  1. TacoDelMega says

    Well, I can’t see this going wrong./s

  2. between3and20spaces says

    Fallout: Florida dlc looks great. Can’t wait to see it on Twitch.

  3. GetlostMaps says

    You want Godzilla alligators? Cos this is how you get them.

  4. Florac says

    But…why?

  5. cbd_h0td0g says

    I swear it’s like Republicans wake up in the morning and ask themselves what fucked up shit can they do today

  6. Thialase says

    but why tho?

  7. pi_over_3 says

    Everything is radioactive. This is a story crafted to appeal to people who don’t understand basic science.

    Of course the story has zero details on what the actual issue is.

  8. Chic-pot-pie says

    But at least Disney won’t be taking over

  9. shogi_x says

    >Putting radioactive phosphogypsum in roads would let the fertilizer industry off the hook for safely disposing of the millions of tons of dangerous waste it creates each year while generating another cash stream for industry giants, the release stated.

    As usual, this is Republicans sacrificing public safety for corporate profit.

  10. Sayoria says

    Strange to now know that Ron Desantis’ eggs need the warmth of asphalt to hatch.

  11. Darklord_Bravo says

    Alright Florida. You win. We get it. You’ve proved you’re the dumbest state in the country. You can stop now.

    Please. Just stop. The stupid is just too much….

  12. Scumwaffle says

    It’s genius. Prepare for the future. Florida will be pioneers in genetic mutations that tolerate radioactivity. They’ll finally have a statistic that makes them look favorably.

  13. Imaykeepthisone says

    >ORLANDO, Fla. — Conservation groups across the Southeast United States are urging Gov. DeSantis to veto a bill that would allow the use of radioactive fertilizer waste in road construction across the state.

    >The bill passed by legislators permits the use of toxic phosphogypsum in “demonstration” road projects in Florida. Critics said this is the first step in a phosphate industry push to eventually use the waste in roads nationwide.

    >The Environmental Protection Agency prohibits using the toxic phosphate waste in roadway construction because it poses an unacceptable risk to road construction workers, public health and the environment.

    The article in full.

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