Gov’t scientists concerned Atlantic Ocean to be contaminated by Fukushima plume now in Pacific

Come on, enews gotta eat!

really guys come on

[link to www.nbcnews.com]

researchers go on a fact-finding mission to figure out why the millions of Starfish are dying at an alarming rate on the West Coast, including Washington and all along the coast of California.

thanks for pin , I had spent my energy on Pacific not thinking how this would spread so soon

Thread: Someone forgot to tell the whales around Victoria and the San Juan Islands that this is their off-season

137
Cs is transported northward into the Arctic Ocean to the North Pole (Sta. 4) and
Canada Basin (Sta. 1). Red water depth profiles (inset) show arrival of peak inputs.
Circulation of
137
Cs in Arctic Ocean

[link to www.pices.int (secure)]

Thread: TEPCO detects record radiation at Fukushima’s reactor 2, new leak suspected

1. Starfish Turning to Goo

2. Moose Numbers Plummeting

3. Sea Lion Pups Starving

4. Polar Bears With Alopecia


5. Musk Ox Mortality

6. Dolphin Measles

7. Bleeding Herring

8. Elk Felled by Pond Scum
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best article linking all this mess

I doubt he plays in the surf.

no not if he listens

[link to www.hawaiinewsnow.com]

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The operator of a stricken nuclear power plant in Japan said on Tuesday that radiation readings near storage tanks holding contaminated water reached a record high. According to experts in Hawaii, there is currently no major health threat to the state, but they are monitoring the developments.

Tokyo Electric Power Company revealed the new measurement levels as it struggles to deal with leaks at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. Henrieta Dulaiova has been studying the radiation released into the Pacific Ocean since the 2011 disaster in Japan.


I disagree with her since China wont even buy our fish now

So much for Atlantic seafood.

You forgot the radioactive Bluefin Tuna....and the radioactive wild boars in Italy.

this is what I'd like to know. Who really will benefit form a planet covered in this stuff?

is there any hope left?
i jsut want to curl up and die.

Maybe the aliens that are left after all the surface humans are extincted are less affected by radiation.

The elite in the underground bunkers better hope that the deal they cut is honored by the reptilians but I'm not sure they can be trusted...

Yes.....Japan must go into the sea.

Every day, in every way, Fuka's fukin' the world.

Find a globe, at a school or library..have a casual look.

Gee, all the oceans are connected.

No-brainer.

Now, consider the atmosphere of the world.

Same thing, Gomer!

Fuka's now "Another Roadside Attraction", like the Eiffel Tower--a part of the cultural landscape. It ain't going away. It'll only get worse.

Because those who could have done something are too evil to want to do anything, or too stupid to know that they should have done something.

However, every libtard knows that the only pollution that damages the world is that spewed by American industry.

Miraculously, Chinese industry doesn't hurt the global biosphere; neither does Japanese radioactivity.

So..the solution's obvious: tax the piss out of America.

Lucky I am Canadian cuz I piss a lot

Radioactive Water Found (82 ft) Beneath Unit 4
[link to www.fukuleaks.org]



So when is the international community going to step in and stop this madness?

They aren't. Even if they wanted to, they now have to pretend it doesn't exist, or admit to being insanely incompetent and stupid. Which, they can't and won't admit to being--it'd destroy confidence too greatly.

So, the Band Plays On. And On, And On....

You should feel loose and limber after
that stretch.

And the Partridge fell out of the pear tree.







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People seem to be under the impression that nuclear contamination is only coming from Japan. Has everyone forgotten all the nuclear waste dumped off of Somolia? Don't tell me that hasn't entered the food chain.

Drop in a bucket compared to Fukushima.

Then there is the 20,000 above ground nuclear tests done by many governments, over the last half a century.

I'm not saying I'm not worried about Japan. I'm just trying to be realistic in a situation where none of us have any control.

If you find a fresh planet for us all to move to, let me know. Until then, I'm going to breathe the air, walk in the rain, and eat the tomatoes.

If you look forward to the very long term consequences, it could be optimistic for the planetary biosphere.

Organisms have had to deal with radiation before and have survived. Humans, not so much, and so the herd will be culled a bit.

This may be good for life on the planet overall in several million or billion years, but humans may have to go off planet to survive the long-term consequences of their own actions.

As a human who is currently on this planet, the future looks grim. I never thought nuclear power was sane or viable, but didn't exactly join Greenpeace or become an activist protesting it either. There are errors/"sins" of commission and omission on both sides.

Interesting, but sad times.


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There isn't a whole let else TO do. This is delayed doom, really. It's not like you will see massive death tomorrow or next year even....but within the next few years I would not at all be surprised to see talk about a triple in the cancer rate, huge jump in birth defects, alot of people dying alot younger.

We all got a little bit of Chernobyl radiation in us and now Fukishima. Nothing we can do about it except pray they find a solution to this.

At least the Russians buried that crap asap.