At 10:10 am on January 11, due to the preparation of inspection of the
Primary Containment Vessel(PCV) of Unit 2, we adjusted the amount of
nitrogen injected to the PCV from 13m3/h to 10m3/h to reduce the
pressure of the inside.

...Turbine Building of
Unit 3, we have controlled the amount of injected water to the reactor
gradually. The amount of injected water to the reactor of Unit 3 from
the reactor feed water system was adjusted from approx. 1.9 m3/h to
approx. 1.0 m3/h, and the amount from the core spray system was
adjusted from approx. 7.0 m3/h to approx. 8.0 m3/h.

Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
I figured you guys might want to hear about this. We should all get used to this because this radiation is making it's way around the world.

Radiation-Tainted Japanese Car Parts Confiscated At Russia's Far Eastern Border

Russian police have confiscated dozens of car parts imported from Japan after they were found to be radiation-tainted.

The Far Eastern customs service in Vladivostok said in a press release on Wednesday that customs officers detected 34 'hot' automotive parts including chassis and engines in the first ten days of January alone.

Russia has been maintaining strict vigil at its borders against import of automobiles from Japan since its Fukushima nuclear power station suffered a series of nuclear meltdowns as a result of an earthquake in March last.

Several cars with radionuclide contamination traces were spotted at the border checkpoints since then, and those with excess radiation were not allowed to cross the border.

All the more reason to buy American next time you buy a brand new car.

Seaborne may settle or slowly accumulate, it is probably a large contamination source over time, it may evaporate and rain out too in some cases.

Originally posted by Aircooled
A friend on FB recently flew home from Seattle to Billings for Christmas. About halfway through the flight she flipped on her Soeks geiger. It registered 1.27 micro-sieverts per hour {Red zone} steady until the plane decended, and it dropped to 0.15. We don't know how much of this would be a normal bump from being at 20,000 ft, and how much would be elevated levels from fuk? Then I found this. If he's correct about the old standards we have had quite a bump.
And it lines up with what my friend saw.

www.enviroreporter.com...

Originally posted by jadedANDcynical
Shakalakadingd ong;

5.7
Date-Time
Thursday, January 12, 2012 at 03:20:49 UTC
Thursday, January 12, 2012 at 12:20:49 PM at epicenter
Location
36.994°N, 141.129°E
Depth
9 km (5.6 miles)
Region
NEAR THE EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
Distances
22 km (14 miles) ESE (112°) from Iwaki, Honshu, Japan
90 km (56 miles) NE (39°) from Mito, Honshu, Japan
101 km (63 miles) SE (144°) from Fukushima, Honshu, Japan
192 km (120 miles) NE (40°) from TOKYO, Japan
Location Uncertainty
horizontal +/- 12.7 km (7.9 miles); depth +/- 3.6 km (2.2 miles)
Parameters
NST=491, Nph=500, Dmin=266.1 km, Rmss=0.71 sec, Gp= 29°,
M-type=regional moment magnitude (Mw), Version=8
Source
Magnitude: USGS NEIC (WDCS-D)
Location: USGS NEIC (WDCS-D)
Event ID

Pretty good jolt...

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- Purple Chive

Either way it's bad but the airborne gets us worst. Most graphic demonstration of this is simply Chernobyl particles being detected in Antarctica.

That would imply that atoms are light as a feather and the stuff is goin round anda round the planet until some storm or jet engine brings it back down, huh?

@BeijingAir Chaoyang District, BEIJING MetOne BAM 1020 and Echotech EC9810 monitors, reporting PM2.5 and ozone readings. Format for each: pollutant type; concentration; AQI; definition. www.airnow.gov...

But while the great distances make the risk of radiation exposure to Californians and Washingtonians small, it is not zero.
For example, pollution from Chinese coal factories routinely hits California. For example, Mongabay noted in 2008:
Previous studies have documented that dust from Asia — especially from deserts and industrial regions of China — routinely crosses the Pacific Ocean on prevailing winds to sully the air over the western U.S.

...as the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory wrote last December:
About a third of the airborne lead particles recently collected at two sites in the San Francisco Bay Area came from Asia, a finding that underscores the far-flung impacts of air pollution and heralds a new way to learn more about its journey across vast distances.
In a first-of-its-kind study, scientists from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the California Air Resources Board tracked variations in the amount of lead transported across the Pacific over time.
***
It’s well known that particles and other aerosols cover long distances through the Earth’s atmosphere. But the details of this transport, such as that of the lead particles’ 7,000-mile journey from the smokestacks of China to the west coast of North America, are largely unknown.

Originally posted by Aircooled
A very good read
ex-skf.blogspot.com...

And I tripped across this.

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The time on the Doomsday clock has moved, and it's in the wrong direction.

... The board also found the disaster in Fukushima, Japan, particularly alarming. ’Safer nuclear reactor designs need to be developed and built, and more stringent oversight, training, and attention are needed to prevent future disasters’, the members wrote...

And finally, the board expressed grave concern about climate change, writing, ‘In fact, the global community may be near a point of no return in efforts to prevent catastrophe from changes in Earth's atmosphere.’

Our perception of significant real-world events are often times false flag operations carried out by small groups of people, by metaphorically projecting their image of the truth onto the movie screens of our minds in order to control and manipulate the population at large.

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