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These people are insane
In a previous post I was banging on about what appears to be quite a serious radiation leak at the Waste Isolation Pilot Program (WIPP), in the New Mexico desert. The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant is a Department of Energy … Continue reading
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Tagged alpha emitters, Carlsbad, Department of Energy, DoE, Fran Williams, iPhone charger radiation, man-made radionuclides, New Mexico, Nuclear Hotseat, nuclear propaganda, nuke industry lies, Plutonium, radionuclides, transuranic waste, Waste Isolation Pilot Program, WIPP, WIPP radiation release, WIPP technical advisor
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Lies and Rebellion
No apologies for concentrating on Fukushima again, because it’s a huge story, and yet there’s barely a word about it in the mainstream media; but I’ll get on to that later. In the meantime, the following short video is from … Continue reading
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Tagged Bronze Age, cesium 137, Chiho Kaneko, Fairewinds Energy Education, Fukushima Daiichi, Fukushima disaster, Fukushima radiation model, Iron Age, MAD, Mutual Assured Destruction, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, Nuclear Age, Plutonium, radiation dispersal across the Pacific, radiation in Japan, Steam Age, Stone Age, strontium, thyroid cancer children in Fukushima prefecture
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Godzilla surfaces in New Mexico
“I feel that at least several hundred scientists trained in the biomedical aspect of atomic energy – myself included – are candidates for Nuremberg-type trials for crimes against humanity for our gross negligence and irresponsibility. Now that we know the … Continue reading
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Tagged Albuquerque, alpha emitters, alpha radiation, americium, Arnie Gundersen, Carlsbad, Carlsbad Environmental Monitoring Research Center, CEMRC, Department of Energy, DoE, Dr. John Gofman, Fukushima disaster, geiger counter, Godzilla, how dangerous is plutonium?, KRQE News 13, New Mexico, nuclear industry propaganda, nuclear waste dump, nuclear waste storage, Plutonium, plutonium release at WIPP, pro-nuke lies, RadCast org, the Isotopes, transuranic elements, Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, WIPP
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Let’s talk about plutonium
The nightmare at Fukushima just keeps getting worse and worse. There are two reasons behind this failure to contain the disaster: firstly, the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), who run the plant, are a management company, not an engineering company; … Continue reading
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Tagged alpha emitters, alpha rays, beta emitters, beta rays, cesium, cesium 137, fission reactor, Fukushima Daiichi, most deadly substance on Earth, Plutonium, plutonium 239, plutonium 240, plutonium isotopes, radiation in the Pacific Ocean, Ralph Nader, TEPCO, Tokyo Electric Power Company, uranium 235
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The WHO, Japan and alpha emitters
Last Wednesday the World Health Organisation (WHO) published a report that said post-Fukushima radiation levels in Japan were low (see here). I’m not going to argue about the figures in this WHO report, or the fact that WHO uses data … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Litvinenko, alpha emitter, americium, atomic energy and cancer, cancer epidemic, Chernobyl, Chernobyl Consequences of the Catastrophe for People and the Environment, does nuclear energy cause cancer, ECRR, Einstein quote, European Committee of Radiation Risk, Fukushima Daiichi, Fukushima reactor 3 spent fuel pool, is cancer linked to nuclear power, Japan, MOX fuel, New York Academy of Sciences Chernobyl report, Plutonium, polonium, Queen Elizabeth, strontium, TEPCO, Three Mile Island accident, Tokyo Electric Company, WHO, WHO and IAEA agreement, WHO Fukushima report, WHO Japan radiation report, World Health Organisation, Yablokov Chernobyl book
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Japan: it looks like they’re going to have to go for the Chernobyl solution
ie, cover all the stricken reactors with sand, lead and boron, and then emtomb them. For four, and possibly, six reactors this will be a massive undertaking, costing billions of dollars. Hopefully it won’t come to this. Engineers have almost … Continue reading
Japan – the devil and the deep blue sea: Godzilla has risen
The huge explosion today at the Fukushima Daiichi reactor No.3 building is a bit worrying, to say the least. It’s worrying because reactor No.3 uses MOX fuel (see here). MOX, which stands for ‘mixed oxide’, is a blend of uranium … Continue reading
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Tagged alpha particle, beta particle, Fukushima Daiichi, gamma ray, geiger counter, MOX fuel, Plutonium
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