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LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL NUCLEAR TESTING LAB-FIRE DANGER!
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Caught in The Middle
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Nature against Man, who wins?
June 30, 2011
Last night there was optimism that we would make some headway today but the winds have whipped up once again. The fire is still growing uncontained and getting closer to the Los Alamos National Lab where...Read Full Story
A crew that had been working at the Arizona wildfires took over efforts at the New Mexico fire Monday, about 18 hours after the blaze started. It has quickly grown to 44000 acres — or 68 square miles — and ignited a spot fire on lab property.
New Mexico Fires. Thousands of residents calmly fled Monday from the mesa-top town that's home to the Los Alamos nuclear laboratory, ahead of an approaching wildfire that sent up towering plumes of smoke, rained down ash
As of June 27, the Wallow...Read Full Story
This article titled “Los Alamos nuclear laboratory threatened by wildfire” was written by Ed Pilkington, for guardian.co.uk on Wednesday 29th June 2011 18.50 UTC Teams of firefighters are battling to prevent a wildfire in New Mexico from reaching the Los Alamos National Laboratory, America’s largest and most important research and development site for nuclear weapons. The fire that started on Sunday, probably as a result of a downed power line, has forced the entire 11,000 population of Los...Read Full Story
Mexico Wildfires Picture Children watch as wildfires threaten the town of Gonzalez Ortega, about 200 miles south of Cancun, Mexico on Sunday May 8, 2011 Firefighters have been holding their ground against what's now the biggest wildfire in New Mexico's history. There are speculations that the fire may have been causeed or started by some unknowwn gang members. The fire has blackened more than 162 square miles near the Los Alamos nuclear weapons lab. National Guard troops and law enforcement...Read Full Story
Massive Wildfire Reaches Nuclear Site
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Thousands flee area near the Los Alamos nuclear lab as a raging inferno bears down on radioactive facilities. 'Oh my God here we go'
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