Thursday, July 21, 2011
Fukushima: Still Dire For Japan ... Still Threatening the U.S. and Canada
Things are not getting better in Japan.
As a nuclear expert said recently, the "reactors are almost in the same situation they were in the early days of the accident":
Here are updates from the last couple of weeks, courtesy of ENENews:
- Typhoon increases level of radioactive water in Reactor No. 1 basement by 17 inches in a day — Likely to continue risingNow over 1,300 cattle suspected of radiation contamination have been shipped
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I am a fan of ENENews also. I made (well, rather took an existing gadget and tweaked it) an iGoogle gadget which allows one to read several nuke related RSS feeds from one place. The only flaw is that RSS and/or the gadget has a refresh delay when new articles are published. Here is a link to the gadget which can be added to iGoogle or embedded in web pages: http://www.google.com/ig/directory?type=gadgets&url=hosting.gmodules.com/ig/gadgets/file/105808929885265338096/radnews.xml
ReplyDeleteThere has been nearly a total news blackout about this in the Western media to protect the nuclear power industry who sold the Japanese people on this dangerous, unreliable, garbage equipment. To say that they've been "sold a bill of goods" would be an understatement of epic proportions.
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