Kerncentrales Japan #29

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Op zondag 31 juli 2011 19:32 schreef phpmystyle het volgende:
Zijn er al definitieve oplossingen?

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Fukushima: Dr. Leuren Moret accuses Stephen Harper and Barack Obama of genocide.

Independent scientist Leuren Moret, MA, PhD (ABT) has stated in exclusive April 4, 2011 interviews with reporter Alfred Lambremont Webre that the effects of the tectonic nuclear war against the populations and breadbaskets of North America (Canada, United States, Hawaii, and Mexico) are being intentionally covered up by the administrations of Barack Obama in the United States and Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Canada.

Ms. Moret has stated that the “Japan earthquake and ‘accidents’ at the Fukushima’s 6 nuclear power plant units starting March 11, 2011 are in fact deliberate acts of tectonic nuclear warfare using a sophisticated HAARP-aerosol/chemtrails plasma weapons system, and carried out against the populations and ecology of Japan and the nations of the Northern Hemisphere, including the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

http://www.agoracosmopolitan.com/news/nature/2011/07/31/343.html

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Op maandag 1 augustus 2011 18:59 schreef THEFXR het volgende:
Stralingsniveau Fukushima bereikt recordhoogte

http://www.ad.nl/ad/nl/37(...)t-recordhoogte.dhtml

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Japanese Find Radioactivity on Their Own

So starting in April, Mrs. Okoshi began using her dosimeter to check nearby forest roads and rice paddies. What she found was startling. Near one sewage ditch, the meter beeped wildly, and the screen read 67 microsieverts per hour, a potentially harmful level. Mrs. Okoshi and a cousin who lives nearby worked up the courage to confront elected officials, who did not respond, confirming their worry that the government was not doing its job.
http://www.nytimes.com/20(...)1radiation.html?_r=1

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Op maandag 1 augustus 2011 20:19 schreef Resonancer het volgende:

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De overheid laat het flink afweten dus:

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Op maandag 1 augustus 2011 20:24 schreef xenobinol het volgende:

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Natuurlijk..... De overheid staat ook machteloos. Tegen de verspreiding van het nucleaire materiaal in het milieu is simpelweg niets te ondernemen op korte termijn. Wat je de overheid kwalijk kan nemen is het verkeerd inschatten van de risico's en de slechte voorlichting van het publiek.

Chernobyl Clean Up Workers (Biorobots)

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The Chernobyl Forum report says that people in the area have suffered a paralysing fatalism due to myths and misperceptions about the threat of radiation, which has contributed to a culture of chronic dependency. Some "took on the role of invalids." Mental health coupled with smoking and alcohol abuse is a very much greater problem than radiation, but worst of all at the time was the underlying level of health and nutrition. Apart from the initial 116,000, relocations of people were very traumatic and did little to reduce radiation exposure, which was low anyway. Psycho-social effects among those affected by the accident are similar to those arising from other major disasters such as earthquakes, floods and fires.
http://www.world-nuclear.org/info/chernobyl/inf07.html

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Paul Jobin: Ten days ago, there were four teams of fifty, or two hundred workers. According to the most recent information, there would be six hundred. This figure might include fire fighters and soldiers, but this remains unclear. In a week, how many will there be? TEPCO had to mobilize its network of subcontractors for emergency recruiting in the region or even beyond.

Read more http://inteldaily.com/201(...)ar-contract-workers/

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1-8-2011

Iwate to join cattle ban; hundreds more suspected tainted
Kyodo

SAGA — The government decided Sunday to ban shipment of all beef cattle from Iwate Prefecture after cesium above the government limit of 500 becquerels per kilogram was found in the meat of a sixth animal, sources said.

The order, based on a special law on nuclear power plant-related accidents, is expected to be officially issued on Monday.

http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20110801a2.html

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1-8-2011

Highly radioactive water flows into another place

Highly radioactive water has been found in the basement of a building at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant near the storage facility for contaminated water.

Tokyo Electric Power Company said on Monday that it discovered about 700 tons of contaminated water on Saturday in the basement of an on-site building.

The utility said the water contained 19,000 becquerels of radioactive cesium 134 per cubic centimeter, and 22,000 becquerels of cesium 137 --- both very high levels.

Until June, the building was connected by a hose with another building where highly radioactive water is now being stored. The buildings are located next to each other and are part of the plant's waste disposal facility...



http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/01_32.html

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2-8-2011

Fukushima radiation reaches lethal levels

On Tuesday Tepco said it found another spot on the ventilation stack itself where radiation exceeded 10 sieverts per hour, a level that could lead to incapacitation or death after just a short period of exposure.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/aug/02/japan-nuclear

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3-8-2011

Chiba, Tochigi to test rice for cesium traces

The Chiba and Tochigi prefectural governments say they will test the rice harvested in their prefectures for radiation.

The decision comes after radioactive cesium was detected in rice straw, vegetables and compost following the Fukushima nuclear accident.



http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/01_12.html

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U.S. pressing for deal with other countries to build nuclear fuel repository in Mongolia

Momentum has been quickly building behind the scenes for an ambitious and controversial project led by the United States and Japan to build a nuclear fuel repository in Mongolia as Washington is trying to secure a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with other countries concerned by the end of this year.
http://mdn.mainichi.jp/mdnnews/news/20110801p2a00m0na022000c.html

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Mongolia eyes first nuclear power plant by 2020

Mongolia plans to have its first nuclear power plant by 2020 and build nuclear fuel production capacity by tapping the country's rich uranium resources, undeterred by the recent nuclear crisis in Japan, a senior official at the state-owned MonAtom LLC said on Thursday.

http://www.reuters.com/ar(...)dUSTRE73625A20110407

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Geëvacueerd uit Fukushima, en nu?
Nieuwsuur besteedt in twee uitgebreide reportages aandacht aan de nasleep van de kernramp in Japan. Vorige week werd het eerste deel uitgezonden, waarin onder meer een gesprek met twee medewerkers van getroffen centrale Fukushima Dai'ichi. Vanavond deel 2: een impressie uit de provincie Fukushima, waar dorpen gedeeltelijk of helemaal veranderd zijn in spookdorpjes door de aanhoudende hoge straling.

Deel 1: Medewerkers Fukushima spreken
Deel 2: Geëvacueerd uit Fukushima, en nu?

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Canada Admits Massive Fukushima Radiation Over Canada
http://www.setyoufreenews(...)diation-over-canada/

Lethal Levels of Radiation at Fukushima: What Are the Implications?

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Op donderdag 11 augustus 2011 22:40 schreef tralalala het volgende:
Aardbeving weer?

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diederiksamsom Diederik Samsom
Aardbeving in #Fukushima, kracht 6. Even adem in, want reactoren/ruïnes zijn nog niet allen aardbevingsproof, maar TEPCO meldt "geen schade"

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Op donderdag 11 augustus 2011 22:51 schreef Darklight het volgende:
Als TEPCO dat zegt zal het wel waar zijn

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Op zondag 7 augustus 2011 03:07 schreef Resonancer het volgende:
Maanden later spreekt men:

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Op donderdag 11 augustus 2011 23:29 schreef maartena het volgende:

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"Set You Free News" is nou niet echt een betrouwbare bron....

Fukushima Radiation Particles Found in U.S.A. Soil

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Op zaterdag 13 augustus 2011 13:44 schreef Resonancer het volgende:

Hij is niet de enige die dat beweert, uit de USA : (gespecialiseerd in verspreiding van radioactive partikels)

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Op zaterdag 13 augustus 2011 16:51 schreef fokthesystem het volgende:

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Heel vlot al (enkele dagen na de aanvang van de ramp) kwam cnn met nieuws over verhoogde doses in amerikaanse koeien melk.
Dat meldden enkelen hier/bnw/truth is out there en moet dus wel vindbaar zijn.

Eigenlijk dus oud nieuws dit ergens.

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Op zaterdag 13 augustus 2011 18:59 schreef Wing het volgende:
Dus onze voedsel gaat naar de klote, maar geen haan die kraait?

Dat dit kan in Nederland

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Op zaterdag 13 augustus 2011 19:09 schreef mschol het volgende:

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onze voedsel

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Op zaterdag 13 augustus 2011 18:59 schreef Wing het volgende:
Dus onze voedsel gaat naar de klote, maar geen haan die kraait?

Dat dit kan in Nederland

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“We hadden d’r helemaal nooit rekening mee gehouden dat een dergelijke kernramp op zo’n 2000 kilometer afstand een besmetting zou kunnen veroorzaken voor Nederland. Dat dat zou kunnen, daar hadden we nooit bij stilgestaan.”

Echt alarm wordt er voorlopig nog niet geslagen. Het idee blijft bestaan dat de brandende kernreactor ver weg is en dat de meetresultaten van de Zweden niet per se gelden voor Nederland.

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R. de Meijer: “Ik had geleerd dat je de overheid nooit moet vertrouwen en ben van mening dat iedereen recht heeft op alle beschikbare informatie. Met die opstelling waren ze niet blij in Den Haag.”

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Winsemius: “Je weet, radioactiviteit is heel raar. Je blijkt er nauwelijks iets van te weten. Nu bleek ineens dat radioactiviteit als het ware tegen hogere luchtlagen ketst en zo door Europa stuitte. En dat stond niet in de boekjes hoor. Van radioactieve wolken hadden we geen benul. En de deskundigen die er waren zaten nu overal verspreid in crisiscentra, zonder hun netwerken en zonder hun boeken en dan worden ze zenuwachtig. Griezelig hoor.

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Nu, vijftien jaar later, bestaat er nog geen eensluidende mening over de achtergrond van het graasverbod.
H. Tankink, de toenmalig directeur-generaal van het ministerie van Landbouw: De eerste invalshoek was volksgezondheid, dat had al die dagen voortdurend de prioriteit. Winsemius: Het was primair uit economische overwegingen. Het gaat om veel geld. Eventueel radioactieve melk verkoop je niet meer.

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Maar je wist ook zeker dat als je met een politiehelikopter boven het strand gaat hangen en omroept: mensen, wilt u vooral naar huis gaan, dat dat tot gigantische chaos leidt. Die chaos zou zo groot zijn, dat dat eigenlijk tot minstens zoveel ellende zou leiden als een mogelijk toekomstig probleem.

De badgasten op de stranden blijven onwetend van dit soort ingewikkelde discussies in het coördinatiecentrum en zien nooit een helikopter. Besloten wordt om het risico van een enorme verkeerschaos te voorkomen en het risico van gezondheidsproblemen in de toekomst voor lief te nemen.

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Maandag 5 mei. Het coördinatieteam krijgt een verrassende mededeling van de wetenschappers. Na proeven is men er achter gekomen dat de radioactieve stof jodium niet verdwijnt van de sla en de spinazie, zelfs niet na goed wassen. Een nieuw probleem dient zich aan. Hoeveel radioactieve spinazie kan een mens eten zonder schadelijk effect? Niemand weet het.

http://www.geschiedenis24(...)ederlandse-ramp.html

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Radioactive cesium in San Francisco Bay Area milk close to exceeding EPA’s Maximum Contaminant Level
August 29th, 2011 at 02:39 PM
http://enenews.com/cesium(...)um-contaminant-level

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TOKYO—The first comprehensive survey of soil contamination from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant showed that 33 locations spread over a wide area have been contaminated with long-lasting radioactive cesium, the government said Tuesday.

The survey of 2,200 locations within a 100-kilometer (62-mile) radius of the crippled plant found that those 33 locations had cesium-137 in excess of 1.48 million becquerels per square meter, the level set by the Soviet Union for forced resettlement after the 1986 Chernobyl disaster.
http://online.wsj.com/art(...)540131142824362.html

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New Data Supports Previous Fairewinds Analysis, as Contamination Spreads in Japan and Worldwide

…the Japanese government has yet to grasp the severity of the contamination within Japan, and therefore has not developed a coherent plan mitigate the accident and remediate the environment. Without a cohesive plan to deal with this ongoing problem of large scale radioactive contamination, the radioactivity will continue to spread throughout Japan and around the globe further exacerbating the problem and raising costs astronomically.

http://fairewinds.com/con(...)-japan-and-worldwide

Fukushima Radiation Map I - Gates of Babylon �電や政府���よ����ら

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"In fact the whole world will be exposed from the radiation from Fukushima ", Dr. Kaku told reporter Liz Hayes.

Fukushima Now Radiating Everyone: 'Unspeakable' Reality 'Will Impact All Of Humanity'

Ground under Fukushima plant is cracking!!!

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Radiology experts find up to 45 microsieverts/hour near school zone — 90 times higher than Chernobyl evacuation threshold
http://enenews.com/radiol(...)evacuation-threshold

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Plutonium-238, 239, 240 detected at Fukushima playground on August 15 — TEPCO admits they consider it to be from triple meltdown
http://enenews.com/pluton(...)r-be-triple-meltdown

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Report: Neptunium-239 found in soil about 40 km from meltdown — “Several thousand becquerels” — Similar to levels detected at front gate of Fukushima plant
http://enenews.com/report(...)gate-fukushima-plant

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ALARMIST predictions that the long-term health effects of the Fukushima nuclear accident will be worse than those following Chernobyl in 1986 are likely to aggravate harmful psychological effects of the incident. That was the warning heard at a conference on radiation research in Warsaw, Poland, this week.

"We've got to stop these sorts of reports coming out, because they are really upsetting the Japanese population," says Gerry Thomas at Imperial College London, who is attending the meeting.
http://www.newscientist.c(...)ion-is-damaging.html

CNN: ☢They LIED to US☢ Fukushima Nuclear Crisis WORST industrial catastrophe in HISTORY

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KAKU: [...] We knew it was much more severe than they were saying, because radiation was coming out left and right. So in other words, they lied to us. [...]

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Op maandag 5 september 2011 10:43 schreef Resonancer het volgende:
Gewoon mondjes dicht en het er niet meer over hebben, dan komt het allemaal wel goed..
En als je toch wat moet zeggen, gewoon liegen.

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Op maandag 5 september 2011 10:45 schreef mschol het volgende:

want je wilt graag 127 miljoen man in paniek laten raken toch?

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Op maandag 5 september 2011 10:45 schreef mschol het volgende:

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want je wilt graag 127 miljoen man in paniek laten raken toch?

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2 workers showered with highly radioactive water

Tokyo Electric Power Company says 2 male workers at its troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant were showered with highly radioactive water by mistake.

The accident occurred on Wednesday morning.
The two subcontracting workers were suddenly splashed with water leaking from a container whose valve was not shut. The container was part of the contaminated water processing system.

TEPCO says one of the 2 workers was found to be exposed to 0.16 millisievelts of radiation, which is higher than the safety limit, and was decontaminated.

The other, who was wearing a raincoat, was exposed to 0.14 millisievelts of radiation, a slightly smaller dose than the other man.

The utility says that the 2 workers did not complain of symptoms such as burns and they had no internal radiation exposure.

TEPCO is investigating how the accident occurred.

Last Sunday, 2 TEPCO workers at the plant were exposed to radiation by mistake while they were replacing parts of the contaminated water processing system, which is key to bringing the crippled reactors under control.

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40-year-old Fukushima radiation worker dies of acute leukemia after working at plant for week

Tokyo, Aug. 30 (Jiji Press)--Tokyo Electric Power Co. <9501> said Tuesday that a man in his 40s who had worked to help contain the radiation crisis at the firm's crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant has died of acute leukemia. The total radiation doses the worker received at the plant stood at 0.5 millisievert, TEPCO officials said, adding that the worker's death has nothing to do with his work at the nuclear plant in northeastern Japan, which suffered serious damage from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.

The man worked at the Fukushima plant for seven days from early August. His jobs included radiation exposure management, the officials said..

He became ill and was hospitalized after finishing the seven-day work. TEPCO received a report of his death on Aug. 16, the officials said.

A medical checkup prior to his work at the plant showed no problems in his health. He suffered no internal radiation exposure, the officials said.