Is fukushima an extinction-level event?

Yes, partially especially in the Northern Hemisphere.
The effects will become more evident in the next 6-12 months.

And then what, tell the masses they are dead? The few who survive the dusting might be killed in chaos.

in due time. how could it not be? it was a travesty. it was planned.

Hear is some truth about Plutonium you can trust.

Plutonium is a heavy element and will NOT travel far. The height of ejection will increase range of potential inhalation.

Plutonium is easily expelled in the gastrointestinal track with very little to no danger to the person.

Plutonium is VERY lethal if inhaled. Unless you were near Tokyo or Fukushima during the meltdown and/or the dumping of water period, you have nothing to worry about.

The ones I am concerned over are the US Naval personnel stationed off the Japanese coast. They actually sailed south and scrubbed the outside deck(s) clean. Because they sailed right into the plume.


But those in the US should not worry about plutonium death. The chances of inhalation of Plutonium is next to none.

You will shit it out if consumed from Japanese foods. It will not harm you in the air radioactively speaking as it is Alpha radiation.

My Wife's Wisdom;

Why does mankind build a fire it can not put out?

New Study: Aerosolized plutonium from Fukushima detected in Europe — Spent fuel indicated

Lujanienė G, Byčenkienė S, Povinec PP, Gera M.; Environmental Research Department, SRI Center for Physical Sciences and Technology, Lithuania


Radionuclides from the Fukushima accident in the air over Lithuania
Activity concentration of (239,240)Pu
One aerosol sample
Collected from 23 March to 15 April, 2011
Found to be 44.5 nBq/m(3)
Activity ratio of (238)Pu/(239,240)Pu in the aerosol sample was 1.2, indicating a presence of the spent fuel of different origin than that of the Chernobyl accident

[link to enenews.com]

Radionuclides from the Fukushima accident in the air over Lithuania: measurement and modelling approaches.

[link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Its pee in a not contained pool that mixes with air everytime it gets warmed and mixes more and more ... I think so.

[link to www.youtube.com]

Plutonium From Fukushima Has Now Circled The Planet

[link to www.activistpost.com]

Radioactive Aerosols

[link to books.google.com]

Ever notice that all you have to do is type the word Fukushima and presto here is Japan Chiming in. You have no proof at all that this is a bad thing. This is the biggest cover up ever. Hey if we don't talk about it, it never happened. I think this is all the proof you need. Start a thread and see how fast they show up. Anyone who thinks this is nothing is crazy. We will never know just how bad this was or is.

supanova?

So around the globe isn't far???

Also Plutonium is VERY lethal if inhaled.

This is what worries me about the fukushima posts. Suddenly every wikipedia expert decides to chime in with misinformaiton. Not to say doing so as to "shill".

But because their belief and understanding is under par to the subject content...

p.s.

Jap scale 5. mag 4, japan just now...

nope radiation tards

Yea! that is what i ment. The core in this one is worse then fuki, the fuel the were using was safer in japan, the russians were useing something more dangerous if i can remember.
and i think they still don't have it under control because they are asking for help to enclose it better.

i will look for the upto date news on it and you will see the russian one is going to be getting worse.

Smells like fried-chicken.....
NOPE, I'M WRONG....
Smells like goose, because the human race's goose is cooked!!!

Ill winds circle the globe 9 times
clif-tard webbat manager

I'm not the other guy in Japan, but I agree with him.

No. No we're not. Three meltdowns. MOX Fuel. Ongoing.

Thread: Fukushima released 200% as much radioactive iodine as Chernobyl — Only includes Reactors 1 and 3

Thread: Radio: Fukushima ranked Level 8 on newly developed nuclear scale, above Chernobyl (CHART)

Thread: *Asahi* Japan Physicist: Several millions will need to be evacuated from around Fukushima plant if gov’t used same scale as after Chernobyl

Thread: Tepco estimates total cesium-137 release from Fukushima at 360,000 terabecquerels — 4 times higher than Chernobyl’s 85,000 terabecquerels

Thread: GUNDERSEN - Nuclear Expert on Top US Radio Show: ‘When I do the numbers, it says Fukushima is as bad or worse than Chernobyl’ (AUDIO)

Thread: Oregon Paper: Radiation from Fukushima exceeds Chernobyl — Now at level unknown to humans or machines — Human rights violations?

And the latest from TEPCO:

Thread: Low doses release from Fukushima?.. bollocks.. Tepco released on 12/27/2012, 10 million Bq of cesium-134/1 per HOUR

Me too, and I hope you guys are ok over there. You've been through a shit storm these last few years and more. Respect to the average Japanese, but really question your governments integrity sometimes. As in, I question their apparent inability to tell the truth to the people over there.

Here i dug up a little more.


Here is a little reading entertainmet.







60% of the fallout landed in Belarus

The Russian publication Chernobyl concludes that among the billions of people worldwide who were exposed to radioactive contamination from the disaster, nearly a million premature cancer deaths occurred between 1986 and 2004

Radioactive release





Contributions of the various isotopes to the (atmospheric) dose in the contaminated area soon after the accident
Like many other releases of radioactivity into the environment, the Chernobyl release was controlled by the physical and chemical properties of the radioactive elements in the core. While the general population often perceives plutonium as a particularly dangerous nuclear fuel, its effects are almost eclipsed by those of its fission products. Particularly dangerous are highly radioactive compounds that accumulate in the food chain, such as some isotopes of iodine and strontium.

Two reports on the release of radioisotopes from the site were made available, one by the OSTI and a more detailed report by the OECD, both in 1998.[96][97] At different times after the accident, different isotopes were responsible for the majority of the external dose. The dose that was calculated is that received from external gamma irradiation for a person standing in the open. The dose to a person in a shelter or the internal dose is harder to estimate.

The release of radioisotopes from the nuclear fuel was largely controlled by their boiling points, and the majority of the radioactivity present in the core was retained in the reactor.
All of the noble gases, including krypton and xenon, contained within the reactor were released immediately into the atmosphere by the first steam explosion.
55% of the radioactive iodine in the reactor, containing about 1760 PBq or 400 kg of I-131, was released, as a mixture of vapor, solid particles, and organic iodine compounds.
Caesium (85 PBq Cs-137[98]) and tellurium were released in aerosol form.
An early estimate for fuel material released to the environment was 3 ± 1.5%; this was later revised to 3.5 ± 0.5%. This corresponds to the atmospheric emission of 6 t of fragmented fuel.[97]
Total atmospheric release is estimated at 5200 PBq.[99]

Two sizes of particles were released: small particles of 0.3 to 1.5 micrometers (aerodynamic diameter) and large particles of 10 micrometers. The large particles contained about 80% to 90% of the released nonvolatile radioisotopes zirconium-95, niobium-95, lanthanum-140, cerium-144 and the transuranic elements, including neptunium, plutonium and the minor actinides, embedded in a uranium oxide matrix.

Aftermath

Following the accident, questions arose about the future of the plant and its eventual fate. All work on the unfinished reactors 5 and 6 was halted three years later. However, the trouble at the Chernobyl plant did not end with the disaster in reactor 4. The damaged reactor was sealed off and 200 cubic meters (260 cu yd) of concrete was placed between the disaster site and the operational buildings.[citation needed] The Ukrainian government continued to let the three remaining reactors operate because of an energy shortage in the country.

Decommissioning

Main article: Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant#Decommissioning

In 1991, a fire broke out in the turbine building of reactor 2;[143] the authorities subsequently declared the reactor damaged beyond repair and had it taken offline. Reactor 1 was decommissioned in November 1996 as part of a deal between the Ukrainian government and international organizations such as the IAEA to end operations at the plant. On 15 December 2000, then-President Leonid Kuchma personally turned off Reactor 3 in an official ceremony, shutting down the entire site.[144]

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

They try to down play it some but we all know there is nothing safe about this and its getting worse.

^^^^ your wife is at her senses sir
the sense of every living thing, from a single cell upwards, without exception is to move away from any form of entropy.
if humans were more at their senses then the next question would be - why set fire to anything? babylon is a fire derived culture, it goes agsinst our senses. every problem on earth looks to be result of lighting fires. -thats how we left our natural home by adapting our new enviro to suite our natural one/neeeds. and now we lost that sense... now to the point where we are 'in love' with the problem..we even consume fire (smoke, cooked food etc) -its destroys and causes imbalance/free radicals that cause cellular damage within, and pollution around us. if we ment to have evolved, then how come the brain has been shrinking and is assymetrical since about the start of its use?, the endocrine system atrophied and calcified?, the ancients beliefs that we have 'fallen'? ...is 'free radicalling' a good description of whats going on everywhere? is that why the devil is seen as the man on fire and hell as fire, for example? self desires/imagination rules in babylon. yeh why light afire at all..? -nothing greater comes from it. if we lived where we were 'Designed' (tropical fruit/lead eating apes) we need it not, like the other animals... look at their health - look at ours -sickest species on planet by magnitudes. only domesticated animals that are subjected to fire show signs of similar degeneration.
babylon collapse is inevitable- everything entropic, by its nature, comes to an end.
and we under estimate what we were where we came from.
its about looking at Reality as it is, and not as we would like to believe (imagination)
imo

I agree with you but the problem is much bigger
because there is No-One who know the ultimate Truth
and No-One know how this Disaster ends up,
we only know that the next Accident will happen soon
when we don't change our whole Society and the Way
how we think and behave!

The Prime Minister Kan told the Japanese the Truth:
"We nearly lost Tokyo"
(Tokyo had a Gross Domestic Product like France and the World would collapse)

I am, in a Way, very happy that this Accident happened
here in Japan and not in India, Bulgaria, China or
for example Russia because Japan will grow by this
Experiences, Consequences and problem-solution Solving!

We should not listen to all this Doom-Tards and Pseudo-Scientists
but we need to observe the Situation like
a Mother observe her Children!

Seriously Atom Boy? You troll WBs thread. You have multiple accts. You post on every Fukushima thread. You insult posters. You call that observing?

Here's one of your threads

Thread: "Stop Comparing Fukushima to Chernobyl"

i can see in the link that again there is some downplaying,
so they got lucky in japan because the people in the low lying areas got out early,
Thats the only difference i see.

re read carefully.....I posted plutonium is VERY lethal when inhaled. It results in a near guarantee of contracting terminal lung cancer.

Ingesting it, such as in food, is not as lethal as it is easily expelled in the poo-poo.

Now, think of the concentration levels in the air. Then think how little that is. Your odds of breathing in plutonium from Fukushima are less then winning the powerball, twice.

Just because we breath air and air moves seemingly freely, doesn't mean you will breath it in.

Thread: Radioactive Clouds: Rainout of hot particles to continue for another year — Not just in Pacific northwest, says Gundersen

Thread: Fukushima Hot Particles are contaminating portions of northern Japan and US!!! VIDEO

Thread: *** ARNIE GUNDERSEN - 8.1.11 - effect of hot particles when inhaled - concerns involving the long-term storage of nuclear waste ***

Thread: “Very high concentrations” of hot particles in Pacific NW during April, May — Includes plutonium and americium (AUDIO)

Thread: Nowhere to Run: Hot radioactive particles in Seattle at 50 percent of levels seen in Tokyo — Latches onto lung tissue (VIDEO)

Thread: Scientists: Average person in Seattle breathed in 10 hot radioactive particles a day during April

And

Thread: Fukushima Part II? Tokyo to begin burning massive amounts of radioactive waste from disaster area — Burns will continue until 2014

I know these for sure;
It is very scary to all on Earth, and it is uncontrolled. It is not over.

@ Honey Bunny,
i always use only one Account and never ever post from two
different Accounts and even when, who are you?

My Opinion have the same Right like the Opinion from
anyone else, when you cant accept this go to enenews!

But go on with this, take your Friends by their hands
and continue your intellectual Incest, Fool!