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Anonymous Coward User ID: 51791338 Canada 01/14/2014 07:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | His figures are wrong on the releases. Chernobyl was a partial meltdown 1/3 the size of Fukushima. Fukushima was three full meltdowns. and he does the usual... not mentioning anything other than caesium, such as plutonium, uranium, strontium not mentioning the fact that you can't dilute an isotope and the stuff is continually spilling into the ocean at the rate of 300 tons of radioactive water... forever.... because they don't know how to stop it. and they don't know where the cores are, let alone what happens when 3 meltdowns go China syndrome since it has never happened before. that's what I can see off the top of my head. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 52887812 United States 01/14/2014 07:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | His figures are wrong on the releases. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 51791338 Chernobyl was a partial meltdown 1/3 the size of Fukushima. Fukushima was three full meltdowns. and he does the usual... not mentioning anything other than caesium, such as plutonium, uranium, strontium not mentioning the fact that you can't dilute an isotope and the stuff is continually spilling into the ocean at the rate of 300 tons of radioactive water... forever.... because they don't know how to stop it. and they don't know where the cores are, let alone what happens when 3 meltdowns go China syndrome since it has never happened before. that's what I can see off the top of my head. |
AlaskaLove (OP) User ID: 47443257 United States 01/14/2014 11:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | His figures are wrong on the releases. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 51791338 Chernobyl was a partial meltdown 1/3 the size of Fukushima. Fukushima was three full meltdowns. and he does the usual... not mentioning anything other than caesium, such as plutonium, uranium, strontium not mentioning the fact that you can't dilute an isotope and the stuff is continually spilling into the ocean at the rate of 300 tons of radioactive water... forever.... because they don't know how to stop it. and they don't know where the cores are, let alone what happens when 3 meltdowns go China syndrome since it has never happened before. that's what I can see off the top of my head. Thank you. this is what I need to be able to effectively reply. I love you. |