*** Fukushima *** and other nuclear-----updates and links

Fukushima plant to create 560,000 cubic meters of rubble by mid-2020s

IWAKI, Fukushima Prefecture--Tokyo Electric Power Co., the operator of the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, announced April 7 that the crippled plant will likely generate a massive 560,000 cubic meters of radiation-contaminated debris by fiscal 2027.

The amount will be more than double the 250,000 cubic meters of solid waste materials that the utility has accumulated at the plant since the accident triggered by the March 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami, through fiscal 2013, according to the government and TEPCO.
[link to ajw.asahi.com]
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More Westinghouse fuel for Ukraine

Ukraine's national electricity utility Energoatom has extended its nuclear fuel supply contract with Westinghouse through to 2020. The country primarily sources its nuclear fuel from Russia.

Westinghouse originally signed a fuel supply contract with Energoatom in 2008. Through that contract, Westinghouse supplied a total of 630 nuclear fuel assemblies to the three VVER-1000 pressurized water reactors at the South Ukraine nuclear power plant.

This contract has now been amended, extending Westinghouse deliveries of fuel through to 2020. Westinghouse will produce the fuel at its fabrication facility in Västerås in Sweden.
[link to www.world-nuclear-news.org]
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Japan retains nuclear in energy mix

Three years after the Fukushima accident, which led to calls for Japan to phase-out nuclear power, the country's cabinet has given its approval to an energy policy that recommends the restart of its idled nuclear reactors.
[link to www.world-nuclear-news.org]
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Glad to see you are able to post again Swede. I was wondering what happened to you.

Whatever you do, don't mention GE

[link to www.wwaytv3.com]

According to a news release sent out by the National Regulatory Commission, its staff is looking into the circumstances surrounding the plant's employees finding a moisture sensor, one of the facility's criticality controls, was not operable

Fukushima radiation killing our children, govt hides truth - former mayor
[link to rt.com]

Fukushima No. 1 boss admits water woes out of control
[link to www.japantimes.co.jp]

What we facing as humans beings living in a toxic experiment will play out over the next few years. Japan is certainly at the forefront, and the illness and death that affects the Japanese will undoubtably affect Canadians and Americans as well, the extent being unknown. Reports from Japan are now fairly scarce, as the “Secrecy Law” has gone into effect. The Japanese people have effectively been gagged from speaking out about the ongoing nuclear catastrophe/coverup, or risk jail. Once in a while, a brave person will sneak out some info that we need to take seriously. Like this gentleman from Iwate, Chiho Kaneko.

Chiho Kaneko, member of the Board of Directors of Fairewinds Energy Education originally from Iwate, Japan: I think about what’s unfolding in Japan today — I sense something grave is happening. I have heard many Fukushima people’s personal accounts of their family members or friends dying suddenly. In one case, a baby suddenly died — and these illnesses and sudden deaths are not happening only in Fukushima Prefecture — people are sicker in Tokyo. During my month-long stay in Japan in December and January, I too experienced unusual symptoms. I developed a skin rash that doesn’t heal. When I was in Fukushima, I developed a scratchy throat and pain in my eyes. Something is happening, and yet we cannot prove anything. The IAEA and Fukushima Medical University are working together to collect and collate the health data of Fukushima residents. Many residents fear that this effort is just a show — or worse yet, just for the sake of collecting secret data. Many people fear that the experts already have a forgone conclusion — the conclusion that if people get ill it is not because of the Fukushima Daiichi disaster. The Fukushima Daiichi disaster opened the door for me to see how this is not a mere Japanese crisis, it’s a crisis that transcends geography and time. What can we do now? Sometimes a big part of me feels the situation is too late to remedy. This is a situation mired with the world politics and economy, the struggle for power and money. If we care about life, we must try to find ways to at least slow the pace of nuclear contamination and we must focus on what’s actually happening to humans, animals, and birds, and everything else on this planet — instead of consigning the interpretation of radiation’s effects to the so-called experts.

[link to climateviewer.com (secure)]

Mr Masaichi Shiozaki has collected soil samples and let measurements perform: With a Germanium semiconductor detector. CRMS Fukushima uses them also. It is made by AREVA – french / US Nuclear Industry. Conversion Methods: Bq / kg (samples) x Bq / m3 (soil density) meters x 5 cm (depth) ≈ Bq per square meter. Maximum value “1,006,000 Bq per square meter” –

Report: [link to www.coop-joso.jp]

[link to tekknorg.wordpress.com]

This is from TOKYO ^^^^^^^ Saitama City!

for future independant data/readings etc
rp

Good interview here from a Canadian scientist about what is happening in Canada:





Last Edited by RadChick on 04/28/2014 12:55 AM

**The US Government currently has 11 satellites in orbit (NROL) that are capable of Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) and Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR). The oldest was launched in 1995 and the most recent in August of 2013. The Project Missions are named KH-11, TOPAZ, MISTY & LACROSSE.

RadChick on Wide Awake News; Program air date April 25 2014.

Segment 1: [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

Segment 2: [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

Segment 3: List of NROL Satellites, call and questions about thyroid meds and evacuation of Japan.

My tribute to Chernobyl Anniversary included at end of video~
"Time Warp: Chernobyl to Fukushima"
[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

ABC News on Chernobyl Accident from April 28 1986:
[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

Article and links to previous show: Is Fukushima an ELE?: [link to climateviewer.com]

Website/Mutation map [link to climateviewer.com]

Last Edited by RadChick on 04/28/2014 01:15 PM

^^^ 46% of 250,000 children tested with thyroid issues
75 with thyroid cancer (rare condition)

Fantastic article on WIPP:

[link to readersupportednews.org]

Thread: For WaterBug : Update, Indeed he passed in February.. thanks to Southern OR for the research :(

rp : (((

I did some research - looks like Waterbug passed in February:


I deleted the link to the obituary because of personal information. Message me if you want a link.

Last Edited by Southern OR on 05/09/2014 11:44 PM

Oops sry, reposted it on my Waterbug thread.... I don't think there should be a problem, like the Jeff thread....

Thanks OR for the research....

"You don't know me personally, but I have worked side by side with "waterbug" since Fukushima. We bceame 'work brothers' for this cause.

I knew of his battle and illness, and respected his wishes for family time before christmas.

His Internet went dark, and another researcher and dear friend found this link for us Today.

Much love to you and yours, I know he is resting in peace now.

CP
Our condolence thread:
Thread: For WaterBug : Update, Indeed he passed in February.. thanks to Southern OR for the research :(

His wrk is one of the largest public commentaries in the World, he managed to inform and defend millions of lives... for this you should be truly proud of him...

Thread: *** Fukushima *** and other nuclear-----updates and links
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[link to www.rwoodardfuneralhome.com]

"You don't know me personally, but I have worked side by side with "waterbug" since Fukushima. We bceame 'work brothers' for this cause.

I knew of his battle and illness, and respected his wishes for family time before christmas.

His Internet went dark, and another researcher and dear friend found this link for us Today.

Much love to you and yours, I know he is resting in peace now.

CP
Our condolence thread:
Thread: For WaterBug : Update, Indeed he passed in February.. thanks to Southern OR for the research :(

His wrk is one of the largest public commentaries in the World, he managed to inform and defend millions of lives... for this you should be truly proud of him...

Thread: *** Fukushima *** and other nuclear-----updates and links
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[link to www.rwoodardfuneralhome.com]

I doubt there will be a problem. His family knew about his time spent here on GLP.

R.I.P

I just wanted to say farewell bug.Im so sorry this happened you were a good buddy to a lot of us here rip.

Sad news.

RIP Waterbug

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