by Dennis Riches / nf2045.blogspot.com / April 17, 2012 Twenty-four years ago, in 1988, I was living in Japan for the first time and starting to learn a little about the frightening aspects of Japan’s nuclearization. Back then, a small booklet by a writer who was often described as “just a ...
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Drifting Japanese fishing trawler first major piece of Japanese tsunami debris to cross the Pacific Ocean by Simon Kent / via canoe.ca / March 31, 2012 / It was almost as if the Marie Celeste had sailed back from the watery pages of history. Seemingly, all of Canada saw the picture last ...
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via Guardian.co.uk / March 28, 2012 One of Japan's crippled nuclear reactors still has fatally high radiation levels and much less water to cool it than officials estimated, according to an internal examination that renews doubts about the plant's stability. A tool equipped with a tiny vide ...
Continue Readingvia RussiaToday / March 23, 2012 / It's emerged that at the height of Japan's nuclear crisis last March, the authorities in Fukushima concealed radiation data vital to safely evacuate people from that area. Japan has a computer system designed to predict the spread of radioactive releases. ...
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