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1,000,000 Bq/m3 of Sr-90 detected in seawater of Fukushima plant port / Highest in recorded history

 
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1,000,000 Bq/m3 of Sr-90 detected in seawater of Fukushima plant port / Highest in recorded history

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dammit, not good.

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Just one any....

The first symptom of stupidity is to think that we already know everything...

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Japan

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It's very simple.

The radiation level keeps increasing because the cores are STILL MELTING INTO THE GROUND.

THE HORROR OF FUKUSHIMA ISN'T OVER YET ... NOT EVEN CLOSE!
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One of the reactors melted fully through containment. It's gone, they can't find it. Spreading into the ground, ocean and air.

This will have extreme consiquences for our planet.
The truth can't be told, it has to be realized.

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Ann Coulter says radiation is good for you ...

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They said it was a level 7 out of 10 incident, just like chernobyl. That was before they realized the shit had melted through.

This is a 10-10 incident. I'm not sure we even know how bad it will get. We just know. It's gonna be bad

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As i predicted here in 2012, the evacuation of the largest city in the world has begun. Soon the entire country will have to evac too.
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As i predicted here in 2012, the evacuation of the largest city in the world has begun. Soon the entire country will have to evac too.
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They wont evacuate until the coverup is exposed to the world.. It could be many years until that happens.
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5 Billion Bq of Strontium-90 flows to the sea every single day.
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Where's the Tepco troll from Japan at?



Please clear this up for us.
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Where's the Tepco troll from Japan at?



Please clear this up for us.
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Lying & deceiving .., as always



Thread: Fukushima radionuclides in the NW Pacific, and assessment of doses for Japanese and world population from ingestion of seafood (Page 2)
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Ann Coulter says radiation is good for you ...

hf
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Lol, you're right, she did. I invite her to go swimming in the ocean near Fukushima and to have some lovely sushi made with fish from local waters, to prove her point.
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Per the diagram, this is inside the effin' reactor, not in Fukushima Bay.

Meanwhile, actual measurements of radioactivity of Pacific seawater remain at the usual 14 Bq/liter, most of which is just good ole K40, and the measurement for Cs137 is about 1.0 Bq/m^3---which would be 0.001Bq/liter, but that's too low to measure.

[link to ourradioactiveocean.org]

Fukushima Bay has obviously had elevated radiation levels, and no one should eat a fish caught in Fukushima Bay, but there has not been any documentation of elevated readings in seawater outside the Bay that I can find.
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Where's the Tepco troll from Japan at?



Please clear this up for us.
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He's at the Doctor's
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I will never believe that a lump of molten metal can result in extinction.

As I've said many times, this is a very serious long term event. People have and will die.

But let us keep this in perspective. A google maps search around area 51 reveals hundreds of craters from nuclear detonations involving multitudes more radioactive material.

And then all the other nuclear tests around the world.

But this one fucking core is death for the whole world? GTFO.
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They said it was a level 7 out of 10 incident, just like chernobyl. That was before they realized the shit had melted through.

This is a 10-10 incident. I'm not sure we even know how bad it will get. We just know. It's gonna be bad
 Quoting: TruthOverEgo


no INES level 7 is the maximum, there is no higher level. But you are right, there should be!
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I will never believe that a lump of molten metal can result in extinction.

As I've said many times, this is a very serious long term event. People have and will die.

But let us keep this in perspective. A google maps search around area 51 reveals hundreds of craters from nuclear detonations involving multitudes more radioactive material.

And then all the other nuclear tests around the world.

But this one fucking core is death for the whole world? GTFO.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69616554


the pacific ocean contains over 741 million billion cubic meters of water.

The allowable safe level of drinking, if you trust the gubmint is 7400 Bq/m3.

assuming, and it's hard to find the info quickly, that fukushima uses 120million m3 per year, and all of it is contaminated at that level and all of it is escaping into the ocean and there is no such thing as decay, then a simple calculation shows it would take about 1.2million years to get to 7400 bq/m3

Point is, that is a lot but compared to the ocean is nothing
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I will never believe that a lump of molten metal can result in extinction.

As I've said many times, this is a very serious long term event. People have and will die.

But let us keep this in perspective. A google maps search around area 51 reveals hundreds of craters from nuclear detonations involving multitudes more radioactive material.

And then all the other nuclear tests around the world.

But this one fucking core is death for the whole world? GTFO.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69616554


the pacific ocean contains over 741 million billion cubic meters of water.

The allowable safe level of drinking, if you trust the gubmint is 7400 Bq/m3.

assuming, and it's hard to find the info quickly, that fukushima uses 120million m3 per year, and all of it is contaminated at that level and all of it is escaping into the ocean and there is no such thing as decay, then a simple calculation shows it would take about 1.2million years to get to 7400 bq/m3

Point is, that is a lot but compared to the ocean is nothing
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49253176


do you stir your drink after you add sugar?

what does coffee taste like if not stirred?

get the point
yes the water is large but this poison is not nor will not be diluted throughout.

think about water current and temps.


also it does not take much to add up to your death......


but keep believing what corporations and government officials tell you......i hear smiling helps.
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1,000,000 Bq/m3 of Sr-90 detected in seawater of Fukushima plant port / Highest in recorded history

[link to fukushima-diary.com]
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cattheend
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I will never believe that a lump of molten metal can result in extinction.

As I've said many times, this is a very serious long term event. People have and will die.

But let us keep this in perspective. A google maps search around area 51 reveals hundreds of craters from nuclear detonations involving multitudes more radioactive material.

And then all the other nuclear tests around the world.

But this one fucking core is death for the whole world? GTFO.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69616554


this is not just metal.....it is some of the worst most poisonous MAN-MADE materials on this planet.
and the reaction is 4 year in and still on going.........with no end insight.

Last Edited by psyoptics on 06/26/2015 02:29 PM
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I don't feel any different.
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I am a licensed firearm holder. I will, under protection of law, use lethal force if attacked.

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They said it was a level 7 out of 10 incident, just like chernobyl. That was before they realized the shit had melted through.

This is a 10-10 incident. I'm not sure we even know how bad it will get. We just know. It's gonna be bad
 Quoting: TruthOverEgo


could b an 11 out of 10
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I will never believe that a lump of molten metal can result in extinction.

As I've said many times, this is a very serious long term event. People have and will die.

But let us keep this in perspective. A google maps search around area 51 reveals hundreds of craters from nuclear detonations involving multitudes more radioactive material.

And then all the other nuclear tests around the world.

But this one fucking core is death for the whole world? GTFO.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69616554


the pacific ocean contains over 741 million billion cubic meters of water.

The allowable safe level of drinking, if you trust the gubmint is 7400 Bq/m3.

assuming, and it's hard to find the info quickly, that fukushima uses 120million m3 per year, and all of it is contaminated at that level and all of it is escaping into the ocean and there is no such thing as decay, then a simple calculation shows it would take about 1.2million years to get to 7400 bq/m3

Point is, that is a lot but compared to the ocean is nothing
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49253176


do you stir your drink after you add sugar?

what does coffee taste like if not stirred?

get the point
yes the water is large but this poison is not nor will not be diluted throughout.

think about water current and temps.


also it does not take much to add up to your death......


but keep believing what corporations and government officials tell you......i hear smiling helps.
 Quoting: psyoptics


the poison is diluted throughout. The time frame is up for debate, but it does dilute.

As for your coffee example, it's weak. No pun intended. The ocean does mix water. It is constantly moving and to even come close to your coffee example it would be is what does your coffee taste like when you drop one grain of sugar into your 500gallon mug of coffee.

I don't trust the government but I was wrong and the 7400 is for cesium. SR90 is 30000, so puts it in the millions of years.

If I lived in fukushima, or tokyo, or bought fish that were caught near there, I would be more concerned, but it's not an ELE. or at least, not in the next 1000000 years.
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This has got have been the most DOOMIEST week ever.

Everything going to shit really fast.
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't really after you....
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Mother Nature says different. Dead crap all over the place in the Pacific. In every species, unprecedented deaths and some have disappeared "and they don't know why".

The newest one........

Toxic Algae Bloom Hits West Coast; Scientists Say Deadliest and Largest Ever

[link to en.yibada.com]
To date, this deadly acid has already affected more than 100 people with seven fatalities, reports the Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife.

You should at least look at the pic.
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I will never believe that a lump of molten metal can result in extinction.

As I've said many times, this is a very serious long term event. People have and will die.

But let us keep this in perspective. A google maps search around area 51 reveals hundreds of craters from nuclear detonations involving multitudes more radioactive material.

And then all the other nuclear tests around the world.

But this one fucking core is death for the whole world? GTFO.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69616554


the pacific ocean contains over 741 million billion cubic meters of water.

The allowable safe level of drinking, if you trust the gubmint is 7400 Bq/m3.

assuming, and it's hard to find the info quickly, that fukushima uses 120million m3 per year, and all of it is contaminated at that level and all of it is escaping into the ocean and there is no such thing as decay, then a simple calculation shows it would take about 1.2million years to get to 7400 bq/m3

Point is, that is a lot but compared to the ocean is nothing
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49253176


do you stir your drink after you add sugar?

what does coffee taste like if not stirred?

get the point
yes the water is large but this poison is not nor will not be diluted throughout.

think about water current and temps.


also it does not take much to add up to your death......


but keep believing what corporations and government officials tell you......i hear smiling helps.
 Quoting: psyoptics


the poison is diluted throughout. The time frame is up for debate, but it does dilute.

As for your coffee example, it's weak. No pun intended. The ocean does mix water. It is constantly moving and to even come close to your coffee example it would be is what does your coffee taste like when you drop one grain of sugar into your 500gallon mug of coffee.

I don't trust the government but I was wrong and the 7400 is for cesium. SR90 is 30000, so puts it in the millions of years.

If I lived in fukushima, or tokyo, or bought fish that were caught near there, I would be more concerned, but it's not an ELE. or at least, not in the next 1000000 years.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49253176


well no it does not dilute throughout....this is shown by types of fish able to live in one part of the Pacific and can not survive in others...different water. different lifeforms.....

the rest of your comment would only be true if this event were over and we were talking about clean-up....
well sorry to say this event is still on going with no earthly mean to stop and or even control.
so clean-up is not even to be considered yet.

it does not help the governments are doing nothing here......why?

Last Edited by psyoptics on 06/26/2015 02:58 PM
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I don't feel any different.
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may not effect you or me...maybe not even our kids......


this will be slowly adding up year after year it will be our grand-kids who will be having to deal with this messed up mess......remember this event is still on going with no end in sight.
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I don't feel any different.
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may not effect you or me...maybe not even our kids......


this will be slowly adding up year after year it will be our grand-kids who will be having to deal with this messed up mess......remember this event is still on going with no end in sight.
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