http://www.businessinsider.com/kodak-had-a-nuclear-reactor-in-its-headquarters-2012-5


http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10806382

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"It's such an odd situation because private companies just don't have this material," Miles Pomper, a senior research associate at the Centre for Nonproliferation Studies in Washington DC, told the Democrat and Chronicle, the Rochester newspaper which carried the first report about the reactor. Kodak "decommissioned" its in-house reactor under federal Government supervision in 2007 and the uranium was sent to a safe site in California."

from another site

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"For more than 30 years, Kodak Park was home to a little-known underground labyrinth containing a small nuclear research reactor, one of the few of its kind in the world. Still, the reactor was locked down, remotely surveilled and tightly regulated — mainly because it contained 3½ pounds of highly enriched uranium. Company spokesman Christopher Veronda said he could find no record that Kodak ever made a public announcement of the facility. He also wasn’t sure whether the company had ever notified local police, fire or hazardous-materials officials."

wtf? in a post 9/11 world ... how did they hang on to for so long

5/16/2012 6:32:38 PM

dont be a nuclear overreactor

5/16/2012 6:33:32 PM

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"He also wasn’t sure whether the company had ever notified local police, fire or hazardous-materials officials."

lol I'm sure Hazmat is thrilled.

5/16/2012 6:35:22 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=A2mPkos2BSs#t=6s

5/16/2012 6:35:48 PM

Kodak says they notified all authorities. However this was something that wasnt widely published

5/16/2012 6:39:06 PM

pics or it didn't happen

5/16/2012 6:41:55 PM

5/16/2012 6:42:36 PM

I'm skeptical their uranium was "highly enriched."

5/16/2012 11:51:53 PM