That 'grey stuff' is Fukishima Radioactive stuff.
cuhulin

J R wrote:

That 'grey stuff' is Fukishima Radioactive stuff.
cuhulin

I'm pretty sure it's dirty coal

http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?...i+Coal+Plan t

Clean Coal, or so they say.

And there is at least one other Coal Plant/Coal Mine in Missy Sippy too.
Actually, Coal is Radioactive.
http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?q=Radioactive+Coal
cuhulin

J R wrote:

http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?...i+Coal+Plan t

Clean Coal, or so they say.

And there is at least one other Coal Plant/Coal Mine in Missy Sippy too.
Actually, Coal is Radioactive.
http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?q=Radioactive+Coal
cuhulin

If it makes charcoal colored dust bunnies 8,000 miles away, there's
nothing "clean" about it. Breathe through your nose.

Asians wear dust masks because of the "yellow wind." Windstorms whip up
fine sand from the Gobi desert and winds aloft carry it all across China,
Korea, Japan and parts of Siberia and even sometimes to the west coast of
the US. Nasty stuff, that.. even the military won't let the troops work when
it's at its worst.

Brenda Ann wrote:

Asians wear dust masks because of the "yellow wind." Windstorms whip up
fine sand from the Gobi desert and winds aloft carry it all across China,
Korea, Japan and parts of Siberia and even sometimes to the west coast of
the US. Nasty stuff, that.. even the military won't let the troops work when
it's at its worst.


That's what's upwind from me, usually. They disabled all the particle
detectors after the Fukushima meltdowns.

"dave" wrote in message
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Brenda Ann wrote:

Asians wear dust masks because of the "yellow wind." Windstorms whip up
fine sand from the Gobi desert and winds aloft carry it all across China,
Korea, Japan and parts of Siberia and even sometimes to the west coast of
the US. Nasty stuff, that.. even the military won't let the troops work
when
it's at its worst.


That's what's upwind from me, usually. They disabled all the particle
detectors after the Fukushima meltdowns.


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