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Op woensdag 20 november 2013 17:30 schreef Anus_Cocainus het volgende:
Wat een domme redenatie, omdat traditionele energie opwekking naar schatting voor een miljoen doden per jaar zorgt (wat natuurlijk ook bijzonder lastig te bepalen is), is atoom energie veiliger...
Maar het feit dat als het echt mis gaat de complete aarde niet meer leefbaar is, daar stap je zo overheen?

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Als je ziet hoe vaak het nu al fout is gegaan in deze relatief korte tijd, kan je toch niet anders dan concluderen dat atoom energie onze aarde binnen 100 jaar onleefbaar zal maken (als er nu niets gaat gebeuren).

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Op vrijdag 22 november 2013 12:50 schreef WeerWachtwoordVergeten het volgende:
In Chernobyl floreert het dierenrijk als nooit tevoren.

Chernobyl Uncensored - Documentary

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The amount of cesium-137 radioisotopes from the Fukushima disaster in surface ocean waters was 10,000 to 100,000 times greater than amounts that entered the ocean from the Chernobyl accident or atmospheric nuclear weapons tests.

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Effects of Nuclear Weapon Testing by the Soviet Union

Memorial in Semey, Kazakhstan, to commemorate the victims of the atomic bomb tests at Semipalatinsk. Photo courtesy of A. Ustinenko.

Health impact on the local population

A number of genetic defects and illnesses in the region, ranging from cancers to impotency to birth defects and other deformities, have been attributed to nuclear testing. There is even a museum of mutations at the regional medical institute in Semey, the largest city near the old nuclear testing site. It consists of a room filled with jars containing monstrosities caused by nuclear testing such as deformed fetuses and human organs, and animal carcasses barely recognizable as potential living beings.

As well as an epidemic of babies born with severe neurological and major bone deformations, some without limbs, there have also been many cases of leukaemia and other blood disorders, according to James Lerager’s 1992
http://www.ctbto.org/nucl(...)by-the-soviet-union/

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Op woensdag 4 december 2013 11:53 schreef Lavenderr het volgende:
Dit stemt toch weer wat hoopvoller?

'Japan heeft een goede basis gebouwd om de strategie te verbeteren en de nodige bronnen in te schakelen om de kerncentrale van Fukushima veilig te ontmantelen", aldus teamleider Carlos Lentijo.'

http://www.nu.nl/buitenla(...)shima-beter-aan.html

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Op woensdag 4 december 2013 20:59 schreef Nappie-Oleon het volgende:

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Nee, totaal niet. De bron is namelijk hetzelfde agentschap dat zegt dat maar 4000 mensen zijn gestorven aan Tsjernobyl

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The Status of the Fukushima Clean-Up
Ian Sample at the Guardian UK does a really thorough write-up of what's going on with the Fukushima Clean-up. From the article: 'Though delicate and painstaking, retrieving the fuel rod assemblies from the pools is not the toughest job the workers face. More challenging by far will be digging out the molten cores in the reactors themselves. Some of the fuel burned through its primary containment and is now mixed with cladding, steel and concrete. The mixture will have to be broken up, sealed in steel containers and moved to a nuclear waste storage site. That work will not start until some time after 2020.'

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Op woensdag 4 december 2013 20:59 schreef Nappie-Oleon het volgende:

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Nee, totaal niet. De bron is namelijk hetzelfde agentschap dat zegt dat maar 4000 mensen zijn gestorven aan Tsjernobyl

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IAEA Official: “What we are trying to say is consider” putting all the toxic Fukushima water in Pacific — Impact on human health must be monitored — Nearby countries all against it
http://enenews.com/iaea-o(...)th-must-be-monitored

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Op donderdag 5 december 2013 14:18 schreef Aether het volgende:

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Op donderdag 5 december 2013 14:24 schreef Resonancer het volgende:

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Corrupte subjectieve criminelen zijn het, met idiote plannen:

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The Agency shall seek to accelerate and enlarge the contribution of atomic energy to peace, health and prosperity throughout the world.
http://www.iaea.org/About/statute.html

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Op donderdag 5 december 2013 16:52 schreef theguyver het volgende:
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Japan whistleblowers face crackdown under proposed state secrets lawOfficials who leak 'special state secrets' and journalists who seek to obtain them could face prison if bill is approved this week

The chief criticism of the bill is its vague definition of what constitutes a state secret, potentially giving officials carte blanche to block the release of information on a vast range of subjects, including measures to counterbalance China's growing military influence in the region, and the safety of the country's nuclear reactors.

"There are few specifics in the law, which means it can be used to hide whatever the government wishes to keep away from public scrutiny," said Mizuho Fukushima, an opposition MP.

"In its current form, the prime minister can decide by himself what constitutes a secret."

http://www.theguardian.co(...)ckdown-state-secrets

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Insiders: State secrets bill meant to suppress Fukushima news Japan public stunned as citizens could face years in prison Mans mouth stuffed with cloth after voicing opposition Toxic leaks into ocean seem unstoppable, govt must plug the information instead

http://enenews.com/inside(...)ormation-leakage-ins

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Two years and nine months after the disaster started, were in a situation where the conditions on site are actually getting worse and worse. [...] The key problem is that the state of the infrastructure onsite this means the buildings, it means the tank farm where theres now 1,000 tanks that contain highly radioactive water, its a situation of pools that contain highly radioactive spent fuel [...] the overall infrastructure deteriorates. And the big problem is we are here in seawater atmosphere, so its charged in salt, and this is leading to very fast corrosion, it leads to problem with deterioration of concrete, etc,. etc..

http://enenews.com/expert(...)f-radiation-pulse-to

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Op vrijdag 6 december 2013 16:08 schreef Aether het volgende:
Detecting Radiation Levels in Fukushima: an example of crowdsourcing

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Op zaterdag 7 december 2013 16:16 schreef Lavenderr het volgende:
http://nos.nl/audio/58243(...)kushima-gedaald.html

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Kjeld Duits: radio-activiteit rondom Fukushima gedaald

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TV: All-time high radiation level in well at Fukushima plant 40 meters from Pacific — 1.1 billion Bq/m³ of strontium-90, other beta emitters — “Feared highly contaminated water leaking into ground” and being allowed to flow into sea (VIDEO)
http://enenews.com/tv-all(...)ter-leaking-into-gro

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TV: Highest ever radiation levels detected outside reactor buildings at Fukushima
People exposed to it would die in 20 minutes (VIDEO)
http://enenews.com/tv-hig(...)-in-20-minutes-video

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Radiation in Fukushima groundwater skyrockets 3,500+ times over weekend — Just 5 meters from Pacific Ocean — Nothing being done to stop it flowing into sea (PHOTO)
http://enenews.com/radiat(...)low-into-ocean-photo

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Releasing Fukushima radioactive water into Pacific ‘inevitable’ — Reports: Japan very aware of danger posed by past releases; Contaminants are concentrated thousands of times in food chain; At end of chain are humans “who may suffer genetic damage, cancer, other health problems and even death”
http://enenews.com/releas(...)imes-throughout-food

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Japan’s Leader on 3/11: Most don’t know, but Reactor 1 melted down in 5 hours; We almost lost 1/3 of nation due to Fukushima — Tepco: Reactor 3 melted earlier than reported, water went in wrong pipes — NHK: Investigation into how such massive amounts of radioactive substances were released (VIDEO)
http://enenews.com/japans(...)-reported-water-went

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What the Japanese Government Isn’t Saying About Fukushima

The Japanese parliament has just passed the state secrets law. It’s really an information ‘iron curtain’ that’s preventing people in Japan from learning just how bad the exposures were that they received after the accident at Fukushima. […]
They’re trying to underestimate the amount of radiation that the Japanese received […]
I think they’re neglecting some really serious sources of radiation in their effort to convince the Japanese people that nuclear power is safe. […]
These exposures not being calculated by the Japanese, or the IAEA, are in fact enormous. [..] Fukushima was 3 times worse than Chernobyl as far as the noble gases [e.g. xenon, krypton] that were released. […]
There’s already a 10-fold increase in thyroid issues in Japan and we’re just at the beginning of the thyroid epidemic. […]
As I discovered when I was in Tokyo during the book tour during 2012, all of Japan is a radiologically contaminated area, and the people in Japan need to take extraordinary precautions. The net effect of all this is the total exposure to the Japanese is being grossly underestimated.

http://vimeo.com/82044516#at=0

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Op donderdag 5 december 2013 17:25 schreef Resonancer het volgende:

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http://iangoddard.com/fukushima01.html

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Op vrijdag 20 december 2013 14:39 schreef KnutdeIJsbeer het volgende:
Japan

Wat een vuige leugens worden hier verspreid Om te kotsen. TR gemaakt.

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Op vrijdag 20 december 2013 14:40 schreef KnutdeIJsbeer het volgende:
Ik en HMF gaan dit op vakantie allemaal even regelen. Radioactiefafval sturen we verpakt als instantnoodles naar china.