Eyewitness accounts and records are finally surfacing that expose Entergy’s reckless corporate negligence in the moments leading up to its infamous 2007 cooling tower collapse.  

In addition to the previous Vermont Yankee tritium leak Entergy hid from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, we now have evidence of a more serious incident occurring in 2007. While we the source of the incident is now public, the underlying problem remains, by all accounts, unresolved.

As of this afternoon, a Whistle-Blower revealed the reason for the infamous 2007 cooling tower collapse. In fact, we now know the entire ugly incident was worse AND had nothing to do (surprise!) with the corporate-speak PR line Entergy spoon-fed to overly trusting government officials.

From eyewitness reports, and photographs taken from Entergy’s security surveillance cameras (and smuggled out by a Whistle-Blower), we now know and can now report there was a serious internal and operational level incident involving concentrated releases of gamma radiation at potentially lethal levels. At least one senior staff technician suffered exposure.

Details of how this release specifically led to the cooling tower collapse are unclear, but the photographic evidence (see below) taken immediately following the massive radiation exposure demonstrates the basis for Entergy’s cover-up.

The photos are disturbing and below the fold:

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