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"Nuclear Energy Free No Nuclear Power Plants Meltdown Reactor Accidents"
February 20
General Electric, Hitachi and Toshiba designed, built and serviced the reactors which directly contributed to the Fukushima nuclear disaster, yet these companies have not paid one cent of the cost for the reactor failures.
The cost of the Fukushima nuclear disaster is estimated at $250 billion US dollars.
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The situation in Japan is not an exception, if you live in or near a country with nuclear reactors, it is likely that nuclear companies could walk away from an accident near you without paying any of the costs. General Electric, Hitachi and Toshiba should pay for the damage caused by their reactors!
http://fukushima-diary.com/2013/01/in-2013-jp-gov-to-purchase-200-times-much-fukushima-rice-as-last-year/
In 2013, JP gov to purchase 200 times much Fukushima rice as last year
Posted by Mochizuki on January 25th, 2013 · 4 Comments
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Japanese government is to purchase 40,000 tones of Fukushima rice in 2013, which is 200 times much as 2012.
This year MAFF permits rice planting even in evacuation zone. [Link 1] The rice will be shipped to the market.
Also, by the end of January, all the schools are to serve rice produced in Fukushima city for school lunch.
http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2013/01/the-radiation-warnings-you-wont-get-from-the-mainstream-media-2546384.html
The Radiation Warnings You Won’t Get from the Mainstream Media
Radiation update provided by Daisy Luther and co-author NinaO. This report was originally published at Inalienably Yours.
The mainstream media and the federal government will soon have the blood of the world on it’s hands.
Radiation from the Fukushima Nuclear Plant disaster in Japan is now actively in the ecosystem all along the North American west coast… even the sea weed is now radiated. The Vancouver Sun reported one year ago that the seaweed tested from waters off the coast of British Columbia were 4 times the amount considered safe. No further test results were released after the initial report.
The governments of the United States and Canada are not conducting tests for radioactivity – at least not to the knowledge of the public. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has agreed to continue purchasing seafood from Japan, despite the fact that the food is not being tested for radioactive contamination. Last November, independent testing in Japan showed 65 per cent of the catches tested positive for cesium (a radioactive material). Instead of refusing to purchase the poisoned fish, food safety agencies in both the United States and Canada have simply raised the “acceptable level of radiation.” We can’t go offending the Japanese after promising to buy their tainted goods, now can we?
After the North American governments refused to fund testing, oceanographer Ken Buesseler, a senior scientist at the non-profit Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Woods Hole, Mass, along with Nicholas Fisher, a marine sciences professor at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, and other concerned scientists, managed to secure private funding for a Pacific research voyage. The results?
Cesium levels in the Pacific had initially gone up an astonishing 45 million times above pre-accident levels. The levels then declined rapidly for a while, but after that, they unexpectedly levelled off.
In July, cesium levels stopped declining and remained stuck at 10,000 times above pre-accident levels.
This means the ocean isn’t diluting the radiation as expected. If it had been, cesium levels would have kept falling.
The finding suggests that radiation is still being released into the ocean long after the accident in March, 2011.
Less than two weeks after the tsunami and subsequent nuclear disaster, Michael Kane, an investigative journalist, reported, “In the wake of the continuing nuclear tragedy in Japan, the United States government is still moving quickly to increase the amounts of radiation the population can “safely” absorb by raising the safe zone for exposure to levels designed to protect the government and nuclear industry more than human life.”
Read More HERE
The stuff that you wont find on the news. Its hard to think about sometimes, but its better that disassociating from the problem.
http://adf.ly/JKCqi
"Nuclear Energy Free No Nuclear Power Plants Meltdown Reactor Accidents"
February 20
General Electric, Hitachi and Toshiba designed, built and serviced the reactors which directly contributed to the Fukushima nuclear disaster, yet these companies have not paid one cent of the cost for the reactor failures.
The cost of the Fukushima nuclear disaster is estimated at $250 billion US dollars.
Sign The Petition
http://adf.ly/JTK0v
The situation in Japan is not an exception, if you live in or near a country with nuclear reactors, it is likely that nuclear companies could walk away from an accident near you without paying any of the costs. General Electric, Hitachi and Toshiba should pay for the damage caused by their reactors!
http://fukushima-diary.com/2013/01/in-2013-jp-gov-to-purchase-200-times-much-fukushima-rice-as-last-year/
In 2013, JP gov to purchase 200 times much Fukushima rice as last year
Posted by Mochizuki on January 25th, 2013 · 4 Comments
Share on linkedinShare on facebookShare on twitterShare on emailMore Sharing Services
Japanese government is to purchase 40,000 tones of Fukushima rice in 2013, which is 200 times much as 2012.
This year MAFF permits rice planting even in evacuation zone. [Link 1] The rice will be shipped to the market.
Also, by the end of January, all the schools are to serve rice produced in Fukushima city for school lunch.
http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2013/01/the-radiation-warnings-you-wont-get-from-the-mainstream-media-2546384.html
The Radiation Warnings You Won’t Get from the Mainstream Media
Radiation update provided by Daisy Luther and co-author NinaO. This report was originally published at Inalienably Yours.
The mainstream media and the federal government will soon have the blood of the world on it’s hands.
Radiation from the Fukushima Nuclear Plant disaster in Japan is now actively in the ecosystem all along the North American west coast… even the sea weed is now radiated. The Vancouver Sun reported one year ago that the seaweed tested from waters off the coast of British Columbia were 4 times the amount considered safe. No further test results were released after the initial report.
The governments of the United States and Canada are not conducting tests for radioactivity – at least not to the knowledge of the public. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has agreed to continue purchasing seafood from Japan, despite the fact that the food is not being tested for radioactive contamination. Last November, independent testing in Japan showed 65 per cent of the catches tested positive for cesium (a radioactive material). Instead of refusing to purchase the poisoned fish, food safety agencies in both the United States and Canada have simply raised the “acceptable level of radiation.” We can’t go offending the Japanese after promising to buy their tainted goods, now can we?
After the North American governments refused to fund testing, oceanographer Ken Buesseler, a senior scientist at the non-profit Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Woods Hole, Mass, along with Nicholas Fisher, a marine sciences professor at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, and other concerned scientists, managed to secure private funding for a Pacific research voyage. The results?
Cesium levels in the Pacific had initially gone up an astonishing 45 million times above pre-accident levels. The levels then declined rapidly for a while, but after that, they unexpectedly levelled off.
In July, cesium levels stopped declining and remained stuck at 10,000 times above pre-accident levels.
This means the ocean isn’t diluting the radiation as expected. If it had been, cesium levels would have kept falling.
The finding suggests that radiation is still being released into the ocean long after the accident in March, 2011.
Less than two weeks after the tsunami and subsequent nuclear disaster, Michael Kane, an investigative journalist, reported, “In the wake of the continuing nuclear tragedy in Japan, the United States government is still moving quickly to increase the amounts of radiation the population can “safely” absorb by raising the safe zone for exposure to levels designed to protect the government and nuclear industry more than human life.”
Read More HERE