Bags of Contaminated Soil "Damaged" at Storage Sites _ Yes... IT'S TRUE: BAGS OF RADIOACTIVE CRAP THEY RAKED UP AND SHOVELED UP and what found it's way into "bags" and stacked until they were to be permanently disposed of... You know... to help "decontaminate" the areas. The Bags are OPENING UP REspilling radioactive Waste - to be "moved" to "temporary location" - generally described as 30 YEARS but DON'T WORRY - your Prefecture will get hefty kick backs$ for your "trouble" - feel free to move back at any time. Free radioactive waste - with "PERKS". RESTART REACTOR Screening Sought for Another Hamaoka Reactor - oH, OKay - (what is wrong with this picture?) Regulatory officials are discussing the possibility of earthquakes and tsunami in the area, leading to a delayed screening for the No. 4 reactor. SHAKE RATTLE AND ROLL OH, and maybe a few Volcano Blasts from any of the active 100 Japan volcanoes? 7000 Tochigi Residents Seek Damages From TEPCO~ Their lawyers say it is the first arbitration to be sought by a group of people in areas not covered by the operator's compensation program. They add that the number of people involved is the second largest after a case in Namie Town in Fukushima, which about 15,000 people joined. The group's leader, Mineki Nishikawa, said that, like Fukushima Prefecture, their areas were also affected by contamination, but they were treated in a very different way regarding health checks. He called for equal treatment on their side of the prefectural boarder. Oh, and then you have this: one (ANOTHER ONE) of Japan's over 100 active Volcanoes blew - Mt. Asama has minor eruption The agency has maintained the alert level for the volcano at 2 on a scale of 5. It's warning people to keep out of a roughly 2-kilometer area around the crater, because of the possibility of flying rocks in an eruption. Mount Asama straddles Gunma and Nagano prefectures. It had not erupted since May 2009. Japan, S.Korea To Discuss Food Import Ban but get this: South Korea maintains it should be lifted in stages. Japan argues that the ban has no scientific basis and should be removed across the board. But on the Brighter side of things, we are told " The number of nuclear weapons decreases". Gee, I feel all warm and fuzzy now. Meanwhile, back where the Pacific Meets North America, among So Many recent Marine catastrophies: here's the newest (to my knowledge anyway) Tuna Crabs washing up on the beaches all over the place. Oh well, probably not related to the toxic "algae" bloom that runs from Alaska to Southern California. Nah, they probably aren't related, right? Jeepers, that's a huge jump in logic to believe that one problem created another problem. http://bit.ly/1PngStx ENENews Headlines: http://enenews.com/ Nah, nothing to see here folks. Move along. Move along. Partial audio for parts by Stefan Kartenberg called Ignight over at CCDigMixter and Loose Control also by Stefan Kartenberg. Both CC creative commons license.
12/25/15
Fukushima WASTE Even Falling Out of BAGS & More update 6/16/15
Bags of Contaminated Soil "Damaged" at Storage Sites _ Yes... IT'S TRUE: BAGS OF RADIOACTIVE CRAP THEY RAKED UP AND SHOVELED UP and what found it's way into "bags" and stacked until they were to be permanently disposed of... You know... to help "decontaminate" the areas. The Bags are OPENING UP REspilling radioactive Waste - to be "moved" to "temporary location" - generally described as 30 YEARS but DON'T WORRY - your Prefecture will get hefty kick backs$ for your "trouble" - feel free to move back at any time. Free radioactive waste - with "PERKS". RESTART REACTOR Screening Sought for Another Hamaoka Reactor - oH, OKay - (what is wrong with this picture?) Regulatory officials are discussing the possibility of earthquakes and tsunami in the area, leading to a delayed screening for the No. 4 reactor. SHAKE RATTLE AND ROLL OH, and maybe a few Volcano Blasts from any of the active 100 Japan volcanoes? 7000 Tochigi Residents Seek Damages From TEPCO~ Their lawyers say it is the first arbitration to be sought by a group of people in areas not covered by the operator's compensation program. They add that the number of people involved is the second largest after a case in Namie Town in Fukushima, which about 15,000 people joined. The group's leader, Mineki Nishikawa, said that, like Fukushima Prefecture, their areas were also affected by contamination, but they were treated in a very different way regarding health checks. He called for equal treatment on their side of the prefectural boarder. Oh, and then you have this: one (ANOTHER ONE) of Japan's over 100 active Volcanoes blew - Mt. Asama has minor eruption The agency has maintained the alert level for the volcano at 2 on a scale of 5. It's warning people to keep out of a roughly 2-kilometer area around the crater, because of the possibility of flying rocks in an eruption. Mount Asama straddles Gunma and Nagano prefectures. It had not erupted since May 2009. Japan, S.Korea To Discuss Food Import Ban but get this: South Korea maintains it should be lifted in stages. Japan argues that the ban has no scientific basis and should be removed across the board. But on the Brighter side of things, we are told " The number of nuclear weapons decreases". Gee, I feel all warm and fuzzy now. Meanwhile, back where the Pacific Meets North America, among So Many recent Marine catastrophies: here's the newest (to my knowledge anyway) Tuna Crabs washing up on the beaches all over the place. Oh well, probably not related to the toxic "algae" bloom that runs from Alaska to Southern California. Nah, they probably aren't related, right? Jeepers, that's a huge jump in logic to believe that one problem created another problem. http://bit.ly/1PngStx ENENews Headlines: http://enenews.com/ Nah, nothing to see here folks. Move along. Move along. Partial audio for parts by Stefan Kartenberg called Ignight over at CCDigMixter and Loose Control also by Stefan Kartenberg. Both CC creative commons license.
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