Having grown up in the Pacific Northwest, I would often hear about the Hanford Nuclear Plant contaminating the Columbia River. But I had no idea of the scope of it until I watched Debra Chasnoff's Academy Award-winning "Deadly Deception: General Electric, Nuclear Weapons and Our Environment". The documentary goes behind GE's happy commercials and exposes its role not only in building some of the most destructive weapons of all, but in contaminating a large portion of Washington state.
The point is, if you care about our planet, you owe it to yourself to watch this documentary (I saw it on YouTube). There's nothing innocent about what GE did. The damage that they've done to the area around Hanford will probably take decades if not centuries to clean up. As for GE's then-CEO Jack Welch - shown in a clip - he's now best known as a global warming denier (no surprise there).
Definitely see it.
The point is, if you care about our planet, you owe it to yourself to watch this documentary (I saw it on YouTube). There's nothing innocent about what GE did. The damage that they've done to the area around Hanford will probably take decades if not centuries to clean up. As for GE's then-CEO Jack Welch - shown in a clip - he's now best known as a global warming denier (no surprise there).
Definitely see it.