Large Structure Now Underway At Fukushima

I believe the pieces of the structure can be seen here...
[link to cryptome.org]

On the docks between the reactors and the pacific.

Finally!

I'm not really sure how much this will help, but at least something is being done!

I know! Some good news!

Maybe I can sleep some tonite

concrete forms?

To little to late but a start god help us

I think its fabricated steel. FWIW

Fingers crossed....now if we can just stabilize that damn pool...

Fuku karma ar15-nut thanks nice to see old friends

How ya been?

Better a year late than never I guess.

No doubt

Good readings same as last year exept for last august crossing fingers avg 0.27usv/hr as the norm i read about the salmon in cali

kudos to that Japanese news report that was aired recently. i believe their statement, "the world is watching." made a difference! that got them on the ball, quickly!

I might as well grab a pic for the thread while its clear.

It will show when its approved


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And...............I swear that crane is latched on to the latest roof piece to be debrided.
Slowly lowering it down.

face it we are all going to die!

You hear that Boulder, Colorado had the 2nd highest reported awhile back?

Right up the road.

Now theres an optimist for ya

For some semblance of good news

Good catch RT!

I just hope Im not seeing things

Looks like a steel structure to me. I'd say you are spot on.

Well, that's undeniable. Thanks, Captain Obvious!

Check out this pic.....you probably already have.
They are building......something

Look next to 4 North side and 3 Turbine bldg. NE side far right of the pic.

[link to cryptome.org]

Hopefully not a case of "too little, too late."

Hopefully not a case of "too little, too late."

If it's not, it will be. Have another kleenex.

Mr. Koide and others warn that Tepco must move more quickly to transfer the fuel rods to a safer location. But such transfers have been greatly complicated by the nuclear accident. Ordinarily the rods are lifted by giant cranes, but at Fukushima those cranes collapsed during the series of disasters that started with the earthquake and included explosions that destroyed portions of several reactor buildings.

Tepco has said it will build a separate structure next to Reactor No. 4 to support a new crane. But under the plan, released last month, the fuel removal will begin in late 2013.

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