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Fukushima Leak Worse than Thought, Decontamination a JOKE. Update 8/27/13
2013/08/27 に公開
A LOT of news about Fukushima I've collected for the last 4 days. No real editing, just the reports.
BONUS LINK FOR TODAY: Fukushima ... What YOU Need To Know
http://tinyurl.com/ppeynrl
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Latest Headlines: http://enenews.com/
Study: "Fuel materials" entering Pacific Ocean via drains of Fukushima Daiichi resulted in potentially serious contamination of marine environment
Japan Professor compares cesium-137 releases from radiation disasters: Fukushima at up to 77 quadrillion Bq (77 PBq); Chernobyl at 85 quadrillion Bq (85 PBq) — Fukushima releases ongoing
'The Coming Fallout': Experts now fear massive reservoir of Fukushima contamination about to reach Pacific Ocean — "Slow, seeping buildup of a second catastrophe" — Workers can't say when or how they can stop flow
Vermont Yankee closing permanently — Embattled nuclear plant will be decommissioned in 2014 when current fuel cycle ends — Had license to operate until 2032
Nuclear experts concerned about water flow "reversing" due to Fukushima underground ice plan — Even more highly radioactive liquid inside reactor buildings to enter aquifer?
Warning that foundations of Fukushima reactor chambers have been "compromised" — Groundwater rising fast, now just 10 inches from surface
Nuclear Official: Tepco made Fukushima plant into a "machine for generating radioactive water" — Runoff from molten atomic cores now in groundwater, ocean — 'Air cooling' should be used
Japan Times: Extreme contamination in Fukushima reactor buildings 'most likely' mixing into aquifer, reveals Tepco — Bloomberg: Could this flow downstream to Tokyo and present a big risk? (VIDEO)
Water with nuclear fuel coming up from ocean floor off Fukushima coast? Tokyo Professor: 156 quadrillion Bq of Cs-137 once in basements — Double Chernobyl; Getting close to total fallout from every atomic bomb test in history — May be outputting from seeps in seafloor, I don't know (VIDEO)
Nuclear Engineer: Estimated 276 quadrillion Bq of Cs-137 entered Fukushima basements — Triple Chernobyl total release — A portion "has already made its way to aquifer, whence it can easily flow into sea"
Experts: Fukushima leaks "much worse" than authorities will admit — Disturbing questions confront Japan as leader visits Middle East to push nuclear
TV: "The Japanese are part of a massive non-consensual experiment on radiation exposure" — "Everywhere now is radioactive, we can't escape it," say Fukushima locals at beach (VIDEO)
Local Gov't Official in Fukushima: "One day the world will sue Japan for this" (VIDEO)
Alaska Newspaper: Concern Fukushima nuclear waste is tainting our salmon — Worried about impact on humans — Scientists urged to conduct tests
NHK: Sinking ground at Fukushima plant may have deformed tank, leading to leak of extremely contaminated water (VIDEO)
Contamination now spiking in seawater off Fukushima plant — Asahi reports up to 18-fold increase in a week
Highly Regarded Physician: The salmon migrate through radioactive plumes coming off Fukushima, then we catch them on Canada's shores — Concerned about lack of testing — Officials "rely on Japan for test results" (VIDEO)
Nuclear Experts: Portion of Fukushima's molten fuel believed to have "moved into earth" — Melted cores contacting groundwater may be cause of recent spike in radiation levels -CTV
TV: We're talking about generations being affected by Fukushima, and also their future healthcare... How are those in charge getting away with this, time after time by just saying sorry? — What do we tell the younger generation about what happened to our ocean? (VIDEOS)
"Ultimate, worst-case scenario" underway at Fukushima? New York Times: Experts suspect intense contamination is seeping out from under melted-down reactors and into Pacific — Will surpass even the leaks from disaster's early days
Lawmaker: Declare 'State of Emergency' right away and intervene at Fukushima — Japan Professor: Issue S.O.S. now, it's really an emergency... Gov't is utterly lost, international help is needed
Gundersen: Ocean already contaminated from deluge of Fukushima toxic water — Will stop eating fish from west coast — Cesium at 1,000% normal levels in middle of Pacific
partial song at end by Jonathan Mann called mystery sound the bloop song a day #1141
BONUS LINK FOR TODAY: Fukushima ... What YOU Need To Know
http://tinyurl.com/ppeynrl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Latest Headlines: http://enenews.com/
Study: "Fuel materials" entering Pacific Ocean via drains of Fukushima Daiichi resulted in potentially serious contamination of marine environment
Japan Professor compares cesium-137 releases from radiation disasters: Fukushima at up to 77 quadrillion Bq (77 PBq); Chernobyl at 85 quadrillion Bq (85 PBq) — Fukushima releases ongoing
'The Coming Fallout': Experts now fear massive reservoir of Fukushima contamination about to reach Pacific Ocean — "Slow, seeping buildup of a second catastrophe" — Workers can't say when or how they can stop flow
Vermont Yankee closing permanently — Embattled nuclear plant will be decommissioned in 2014 when current fuel cycle ends — Had license to operate until 2032
Nuclear experts concerned about water flow "reversing" due to Fukushima underground ice plan — Even more highly radioactive liquid inside reactor buildings to enter aquifer?
Warning that foundations of Fukushima reactor chambers have been "compromised" — Groundwater rising fast, now just 10 inches from surface
Nuclear Official: Tepco made Fukushima plant into a "machine for generating radioactive water" — Runoff from molten atomic cores now in groundwater, ocean — 'Air cooling' should be used
Japan Times: Extreme contamination in Fukushima reactor buildings 'most likely' mixing into aquifer, reveals Tepco — Bloomberg: Could this flow downstream to Tokyo and present a big risk? (VIDEO)
Water with nuclear fuel coming up from ocean floor off Fukushima coast? Tokyo Professor: 156 quadrillion Bq of Cs-137 once in basements — Double Chernobyl; Getting close to total fallout from every atomic bomb test in history — May be outputting from seeps in seafloor, I don't know (VIDEO)
Nuclear Engineer: Estimated 276 quadrillion Bq of Cs-137 entered Fukushima basements — Triple Chernobyl total release — A portion "has already made its way to aquifer, whence it can easily flow into sea"
Experts: Fukushima leaks "much worse" than authorities will admit — Disturbing questions confront Japan as leader visits Middle East to push nuclear
TV: "The Japanese are part of a massive non-consensual experiment on radiation exposure" — "Everywhere now is radioactive, we can't escape it," say Fukushima locals at beach (VIDEO)
Local Gov't Official in Fukushima: "One day the world will sue Japan for this" (VIDEO)
Alaska Newspaper: Concern Fukushima nuclear waste is tainting our salmon — Worried about impact on humans — Scientists urged to conduct tests
NHK: Sinking ground at Fukushima plant may have deformed tank, leading to leak of extremely contaminated water (VIDEO)
Contamination now spiking in seawater off Fukushima plant — Asahi reports up to 18-fold increase in a week
Highly Regarded Physician: The salmon migrate through radioactive plumes coming off Fukushima, then we catch them on Canada's shores — Concerned about lack of testing — Officials "rely on Japan for test results" (VIDEO)
Nuclear Experts: Portion of Fukushima's molten fuel believed to have "moved into earth" — Melted cores contacting groundwater may be cause of recent spike in radiation levels -CTV
TV: We're talking about generations being affected by Fukushima, and also their future healthcare... How are those in charge getting away with this, time after time by just saying sorry? — What do we tell the younger generation about what happened to our ocean? (VIDEOS)
"Ultimate, worst-case scenario" underway at Fukushima? New York Times: Experts suspect intense contamination is seeping out from under melted-down reactors and into Pacific — Will surpass even the leaks from disaster's early days
Lawmaker: Declare 'State of Emergency' right away and intervene at Fukushima — Japan Professor: Issue S.O.S. now, it's really an emergency... Gov't is utterly lost, international help is needed
Gundersen: Ocean already contaminated from deluge of Fukushima toxic water — Will stop eating fish from west coast — Cesium at 1,000% normal levels in middle of Pacific
partial song at end by Jonathan Mann called mystery sound the bloop song a day #1141
Fukushima Raging Radiation 6,500X More! NO SOLUTIONS, & Selling Fuku SEAFOOD Update 10/19/13
2013/10/20 に公開
Published on Oct 19, 2013 by MsMilkytheclown1
Fukushima Fear: Radiation rises, 'nobody really knows how to dodge disaster'
There's a worrying spike in radiation at the Fukushima nuclear plant. Readings from a water storage tank have rocketed six-and-a-half-thousand times higher in two days. A powerful typhoon swept through Japan earlier this week, causing toxic waters to be released into a drainage ditch leading to the Pacific Ocean. It's compounded what's been a worsening situation at the plant in recent months, as Irina Galushko explains. READ MORE: http://on.rt.com/5ax3ck
http://youtu.be/XlYgIMBy208
Radiation Levels Spike 6500 Times Higher Than Yesterday In Groundwater At Fukushima
http://youtu.be/OpUa3K07HLE
Latest on Fukushima...
Thom hartmann talks with Kevin Kamps, Nuclear Waste Watch Dog-Beyond Nuclear
Website: www.beyondnuclear.org
http://youtu.be/UTwNYGJzTag
Team Of Nuclear Experts Arrives In Japan!
http://youtu.be/z9YBf-gM6sk
Japan Changing How It Releases Data On The Contamination Of Waters Off Fukushima
http://youtu.be/l52P14gnpkg
Post-accident fish auctions in Fukushima
Auctions for fish caught off Iwaki, Fukushima Prefecture took place on Saturday for the first time since the March 2011 nuclear accident.
The bidding was held at 4 wholesale markets in Fukushima Prefecture.
More than 100 wholesalers gathered at 6 AM at the central wholesale market in Iwaki, where 400 kilograms of marine products were put up for bid. The seafood represented 30 percent of the entire haul from Friday's test fishing off the prefecture.
No radioactive materials were found in any of the samples that included octopuses and horse crabs as well as the local specialty, greeneye fish.
The greeneye sold for 800 yen, or about 8 dollars, per kilogram. That is 20 to 30 percent higher than the same type of fish from other prefectures.
A wholesaler, Yuji Kanari, said he is very happy as he had been looking forward to dealing with locally-caught fish again.
The marine products were then delivered to retailers across Fukushima Prefecture.
The fish have been put on sale with a certificate showing radiation test results.
At a fish store in Iwaki, a man who bought horse crabs said he came in the morning as he was anxious to eat local food.
Abe to address rumors about seafood contamination...
Abe then visited a kitchen utility factory that resumed production in a former no-entry zone in Minamisoma City.
Abe told reporters that fishing has resumed, although on an experimental basis, and tests have found all seafood to be safe. However, he said the fact remains that fishermen and farmers in Fukushima are suffering from rumors with no factual basis. Abe said he will continue to work to disseminate accurate information that Fukushima's fishery and agricultural products are safe.
Bonus material:
DPJ wants TEPCO split up, decommission body set up
Japan's main opposition party has drafted a proposal to divide the company that operates the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant and create a new body that would specialize in scrapping reactors.
The Democratic Party of Japan, or DPJ, compiled a proposal to reform the structure of Tokyo Electric Power Company. It is designed to ensure an unchanging procedure for decommissioning reactors at the plant.
The DPJ says the radioactive wastewater situation at the plant is worsening. The party says there is a limit to having TEPCO singlehandedly address the aftermath of the nuclear accident because the process has huge costs. It adds the current approach might face a deadlock sooner or later.
The DPJ suggests TEPCO be split up and a new organization established to focus on decommissioning reactors, including tackling radioactive water.
The group says the state and TEPCO should jointly fund the decommissioning body. The new organization would consist of nuclear engineers from the public and private sectors and take charge of scrapping reactors not only at the Fukushima Daiichi but also at other plants, if need be.
The DPJ will present the proposal to the current session of the Diet after deciding how much stake the state and TEPCO should hold in the new body.
Meanwhile, at a plenary Lower House session on Thursday, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe voiced his objection to forcing TEPCO to go bankrupt.
He said that if the utility is liquidated according to the corporate rehabilitation law, it may not be possible to properly compensate those affected by the nuclear accident or supply electricity at the current level.
Abe said TEPCO should, as a private company, steadily implement compensation, decommission reactors and address radioactive water.
He added his government will not leave the matters to TEPCO but will take a leadership role and fulfill its responsibilities.
Oct. 17, 2013
Chris Busby sings Strontium Wombles http://youtu.be/kEQhXyWh-wM
Fukushima Fear: Radiation rises, 'nobody really knows how to dodge disaster'
There's a worrying spike in radiation at the Fukushima nuclear plant. Readings from a water storage tank have rocketed six-and-a-half-thousand times higher in two days. A powerful typhoon swept through Japan earlier this week, causing toxic waters to be released into a drainage ditch leading to the Pacific Ocean. It's compounded what's been a worsening situation at the plant in recent months, as Irina Galushko explains. READ MORE: http://on.rt.com/5ax3ck
http://youtu.be/XlYgIMBy208
Radiation Levels Spike 6500 Times Higher Than Yesterday In Groundwater At Fukushima
http://youtu.be/OpUa3K07HLE
Latest on Fukushima...
Thom hartmann talks with Kevin Kamps, Nuclear Waste Watch Dog-Beyond Nuclear
Website: www.beyondnuclear.org
http://youtu.be/UTwNYGJzTag
Team Of Nuclear Experts Arrives In Japan!
http://youtu.be/z9YBf-gM6sk
Japan Changing How It Releases Data On The Contamination Of Waters Off Fukushima
http://youtu.be/l52P14gnpkg
Post-accident fish auctions in Fukushima
Auctions for fish caught off Iwaki, Fukushima Prefecture took place on Saturday for the first time since the March 2011 nuclear accident.
The bidding was held at 4 wholesale markets in Fukushima Prefecture.
More than 100 wholesalers gathered at 6 AM at the central wholesale market in Iwaki, where 400 kilograms of marine products were put up for bid. The seafood represented 30 percent of the entire haul from Friday's test fishing off the prefecture.
No radioactive materials were found in any of the samples that included octopuses and horse crabs as well as the local specialty, greeneye fish.
The greeneye sold for 800 yen, or about 8 dollars, per kilogram. That is 20 to 30 percent higher than the same type of fish from other prefectures.
A wholesaler, Yuji Kanari, said he is very happy as he had been looking forward to dealing with locally-caught fish again.
The marine products were then delivered to retailers across Fukushima Prefecture.
The fish have been put on sale with a certificate showing radiation test results.
At a fish store in Iwaki, a man who bought horse crabs said he came in the morning as he was anxious to eat local food.
Abe to address rumors about seafood contamination...
Abe then visited a kitchen utility factory that resumed production in a former no-entry zone in Minamisoma City.
Abe told reporters that fishing has resumed, although on an experimental basis, and tests have found all seafood to be safe. However, he said the fact remains that fishermen and farmers in Fukushima are suffering from rumors with no factual basis. Abe said he will continue to work to disseminate accurate information that Fukushima's fishery and agricultural products are safe.
Bonus material:
DPJ wants TEPCO split up, decommission body set up
Japan's main opposition party has drafted a proposal to divide the company that operates the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant and create a new body that would specialize in scrapping reactors.
The Democratic Party of Japan, or DPJ, compiled a proposal to reform the structure of Tokyo Electric Power Company. It is designed to ensure an unchanging procedure for decommissioning reactors at the plant.
The DPJ says the radioactive wastewater situation at the plant is worsening. The party says there is a limit to having TEPCO singlehandedly address the aftermath of the nuclear accident because the process has huge costs. It adds the current approach might face a deadlock sooner or later.
The DPJ suggests TEPCO be split up and a new organization established to focus on decommissioning reactors, including tackling radioactive water.
The group says the state and TEPCO should jointly fund the decommissioning body. The new organization would consist of nuclear engineers from the public and private sectors and take charge of scrapping reactors not only at the Fukushima Daiichi but also at other plants, if need be.
The DPJ will present the proposal to the current session of the Diet after deciding how much stake the state and TEPCO should hold in the new body.
Meanwhile, at a plenary Lower House session on Thursday, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe voiced his objection to forcing TEPCO to go bankrupt.
He said that if the utility is liquidated according to the corporate rehabilitation law, it may not be possible to properly compensate those affected by the nuclear accident or supply electricity at the current level.
Abe said TEPCO should, as a private company, steadily implement compensation, decommission reactors and address radioactive water.
He added his government will not leave the matters to TEPCO but will take a leadership role and fulfill its responsibilities.
Oct. 17, 2013
Chris Busby sings Strontium Wombles http://youtu.be/kEQhXyWh-wM
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