No, I could not stand the smell to find out any more information and I started worries about the effects on my health.

I was there at the St Louis Bridgeton, Missouri, Friday, Saturday and Sunday during your above posting. The EPA is monitoring the site and there is no good choices but to cover it up and live with the danger. I said this with a very heavy heart and I weep for the children that will be affected from the radiation. The reason I have come to this conclusion is the big questions that can not be answered.
1. Where are you going to move millions of tons of dirt?
2. Where are you going to get the equipment, trucks, earth loaders to pick up the dirt and when the equipment becomes radioactive, what do you do?
3. What about the radiation released into the air during the next decade while they are moving the dirt?
4. In Japan, the workers have no protection from the Gamma radiation and they get paid $10.00 an hour. Do you think any American would put them "in harm way" for ten dollars. Pray for the environment, it is a living thing too.

Interesting.

How long did you keep your geiger on each measurement ?

About two hours total and then when back home to Arkansas because my wife and got sick over the next two days from the air.

”my wife and got sick over the next two days from the air.”... gee harlan, was it worth it?! I mean, we all know it is a toxic site just by the media coverage, and now you and your wife are toxed out... just stay at home bro.

I do, that was the last time I check out a radiation site without the proper equipment.

I found this video that seems to explain the situation correctly. Warning, there is some adult language.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc7e5TkLF-Y

User "hey" / Harlan I thought you would find this recent video I found interesting of someone doing an independent survey around the West Lake Landfill in St. Louis Missouri that you visited years ago. I want to point out to anyone new to this post, you started this post years ago when you visited it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sv4ZVNJOz3w

I looked up the geiger counter used in the video, http://www.laurussystems.com/RDS80_Radiation_Contamination_Meter.htm it is a pancake unit so the sensitivity of it is greater than the geiger tube you used with the GMC geiger counter when you visited. I point that fact out because the 45 CPM you detected would have been much higher than that if the pancake type geiger counter used in the video would have been used.

This is very important info coming from a independent source!!! Kudos to you and your wife!!! the "media" is not covering the full story as the nuclear cartel owns them.

we all need to do our part


thank you!!