A little off topic, but Long Island, NY has had many nuclear experiments over the years, i.e. Brookhaven National Lab, Upton, NY where I learned about "neutron activation" for trace element analysis in statistical "hyperspace" then a math concept of ancient "turquoise" from the archeology of the American Southwest, among other innumerable experiments and breakthroughs that enhance materials research. In fact a new national center elsewhere for "neutron activation" promises to develop purer metals and other substances, controlled for impurities or "trace elements".
My thought is that another state is requiring the mapping or registration of water wells whenever a property is transferred. We should have the same, and I would suggest that we might test every one of them or at least take a sample for further study, as part of local, county or state "water authority" particularly in Suffolk County, where I once worked door-to-door for NYPIRG to sell "Public Citizen" on water quality issues. Mr. Pete Seeger and guest gave us a performance at the end of the summer in the Riverhead Theater which I hope is being saved. Mr. Baldwin, consider it a "plank" in your platform! Read the Article at HuffingtonPost
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