Possible nuclear plant problem on the Missouri River?

[a1fabweld]

A buddy sent me this link: http://www.forbiddenknowledgetv.com/page/4114.html.

[Redmanfms]

The only source for any of the information posted on that site is the TV news report which only mentions that the plant is hemmed in by floodwaters (which shouldn't be surprising considering it's on a flooded river). The rest of the information about "temporary no-fly zones" and the NRC filings (which are not actually that uncommon anyway) isn't cited. More importantly, a search on the topic of no-fly zones only brings up similar websites of, shall we say, questionable pedigree.

[subzero]

Can't see the link but this is likely relevant:
http://public-blog.nrc-gateway.gov/2011/06/17/rumors-and-the-rising-river/

[Redmanfms]

Can't see the link but this is likely relevant:
http://public-blog.nrc-gateway.gov/2011/06/17/rumors-and-the-rising-river/

I was fairly certain those no-fly zones were not "temporary." They've been in effect since 2001 and they are in effect over every nuclear plant in the United States.

Thanks for the link.

[MFS1589]

Flood Yes, Nuc Disaster not close.

[a1fabweld]

Thanks for the info fellas.