iannis
Musty Nester
It's not the healthiest place in the world to live. But what I'd understood is the communities that build right outside of the right of way. There are some places where they basically do live right UNDER the things. And that's probably not the best plan. But if it's 500 yards away I doubt it's much more than an eyesore.
But you never know, really. There are hotspots all over the place. The town in georgia where my grandfather grew up had a facility nearby that processed uranium. It hasn't been there in a long time but cancer rates in that area are noticably higher than they should be.
Of course it's also a bunch of poor rednecks that eat fried chicken, get fat, and smoke. So good luck proving anything.
But you never know, really. There are hotspots all over the place. The town in georgia where my grandfather grew up had a facility nearby that processed uranium. It hasn't been there in a long time but cancer rates in that area are noticably higher than they should be.
Of course it's also a bunch of poor rednecks that eat fried chicken, get fat, and smoke. So good luck proving anything.