Was US Govt. Web Site Overwhelmed By Opposition to EPA Radioactive Drinking Water Recommendations?


https://www.regulations.gov/docket?D=EPA-HQ-OAR-2007-0268 Docket EPA-HQ-OAR-2007-0268, “Guide for Drinking Water after a Radiological Incident”
Was the US Government’s Regulations.gov website overwhelmed by opposition to the EPA’s Radioactive Drinking Water Recommendations? It appears so. Over the course of Monday evening it was difficult or even impossible to get on the web site to place a comment. After trying numerous times in a row, we were finally able to successfully post a comment. Even while posting the first time the web site failed with “an unexpected error”. Lucky the comment was pre-typed and only pasted into the form. We even attempted to get in from multiple directions. So, either it was overwhelmed with traffic, or it was programmed so that one had to try multiple times to get on, in an effort to block participation. None of the recently uploaded comments are by people wanting more radiation in their drinking water. Hence, we conclude that…
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