Japan declares 'nuclear emergency' after quake, page 1351

new building with a long slot?

whut?



edit:
sorry, my misstakjje

no new house:

Some good news. Colorado's snow measured Oct 25th, seems ok... for now.

Well, what can I say about this? {Insert colourful explatives here}
Kids, take it from ole uncle aircooled. Beat it with a stick. The bigger the better.

Kibitan -- a plump, yellow cartoon character with stubby wings and boots -- is warning youngsters to stay away from puddles and ditches
www.google.com...
It looks more like a lemon than a bird.

Your update.

Hand Scribbled Doc With Radiation Dispersion....

Takes awhile to load...20 MB....interesting release from TEPCO:

www.tepco.co.jp...

- Purple Chive

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Yeah, it looks like a lemon that drank some Red Bull!!!

It must be getting pretty bad if they are having to warn kids not to play in puddles. Man, that sucks big time. I loved to play in puddles as a kid. How much more of our childish innocence is Fukushima going to take away from us?

Alarm Sounding...

Watching TBS live cam that has audio....2012-11-16 at 20:22 AM - hear an alarm sounding. It could be nothing....just wanted to mention it.

lucaswhitefieldhixson.com...

Nuck - you have any capture around this time that also has audio?

- Purple Chive

15:54 15 November
Another complaint filed over disaster against TEPCO, nuclear body

FUKUSHIMA, Japan, Nov. 15, Kyodo

english.kyodonews.jp/news/2012/11/194017.html

A group of 13,000 people across Japan on Thursday filed a criminal complaint against 33 senior officials of Tokyo Electric Power Co. and the government's now-defunct Nuclear Safety Commission over the nuclear disaster at the company's Fukushima Daiichi power plant following the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

In the letter of complaint filed with prosecutors, the complainants asked that the accused be investigated and indicted on suspicion of professional negligence resulting in deaths and injuries.

The complaint was the second in a series by the group, following one made in June by 1,300 people mainly from Fukushima Prefecture.

Among the accused was Tsunehisa Katsumata, who was the chairman of Tokyo Electric Power, known as TEPCO, at that time.

The complaint argues that the officials were responsible for the exposure of the plaintiffs to radiation. It also focuses on those who died while working at the nuclear power plant and those who committed suicide after being forced to evacuate.

In the earlier complaint, the TEPCO and nuclear commission officials were accused of neglecting to take anti-disaster measures, despite the frequency of earthquakes in Japan and indications by experts of the possibility of a tsunami.

The Fukushima District Public Prosecutors Office accepted the complaint in August.

The Tokyo, Kanazawa and Nagoya district public prosecutors offices have also accepted similar complaints.

Katsumata, who served as TEPCO president between 2002 and 2008, resigned as TEPCO chairman in June 2012, while the Nuclear Safety Commission was succeeded by the independent Nuclear Regulation Authority, in September.

According to the Penal Code those who fail to exercise due care and thereby cause the death or injury of another face up to five years in prison or a fine of up to 1 million yen.

Copyright 2012 Kyodo News

06:02 17 November
Fukushima trout log radioactivity level over 100 times gov't limit

TOKYO, Nov. 17, Kyodo

english.kyodonews.jp/news/2012/11/194389.html

A mountain trout caught in a Fukushima Prefecture river returned a radioactive cesium reading of 11,400 becquerels per kilogram, more than 100 times the government-set limit for food items, a survey by the Environment Ministry said Friday.

Presenting its measurement of radioactive cesium contained in fish and insects in rivers, lakes and sea in the prefecture, the ministry said the reading from the trout in Niida River in Minamisoma city, a municipality north of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station badly hit by the 2011 disaster, was way above the regulatory maximum of 100 becquerels.

The survey conducted in June and July also found 4,400 becquerels of radioactive cesium in a smallmouth bass and 3,000 becquerels in a catfish in Mano Dam in Iitate village, another municipality heavily affected by the crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant run by Tokyo Electric Power Co.

This is the ministry's second survey of its kind after the first one, conducted between December 2011 and February 2012, was published in July.

"Like the previous survey, concentration (of radioactive cesium) tended to be higher in rivers and lakes than in the sea. We want to grasp the extent of pollution by continuously conducting the survey," an official with the ministry said.

Copyright 2012 Kyodo News

Oh here's a new one.
“Significant concentrations” of Niobium-95 were reported by Japan gov’t after 3/11 -Study
"Oh didn't we mention that before?
enenews.com...

Japan Experts: Contamination from Fukushima “is {almost} irreversible” in coastal sediments
enenews.com...

These results indicate that radiocesium-enriched fine particles were transported from the coast to offshore regions through the bottom high-turbidity layer.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

Factors affecting vertical distribution of Fukushima accident-derived radiocesium in soil under different land-use conditions.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

A former resident of Fukushima who was born there has returned to use his artistic talents to document the disaster.

FUK-U-SHIMA: Catastrophic Developments in Japan - Trout Log Radioactivity Level Now Over 100 Times Government Limit; Nuclear Reactors Not Repaired at All; With One More Major Quake Japan Will Cease to Exist, Taking Half of the Planet Along With it! SOURCE

• Being born in Fukushima Prefecture I took on a mission to create a physical record of the worst man made nuclear accident in history… Using a cameraless process, I want to capture the current state of Japan directly, by exposing photo-sensitive material to traces of radiation emitted from contaminated particles.

• I’m afraid Japan will follow in the footsteps of ancient civilizations that vanished like the Egyptians, Mayans and Mesopotamians that came before us.

• The tsunami and earthquake well they’re just the earth shivering. The problem is the disaster that man has made.

• There are so many possibilities of a tsunami and earthquake happening again. The damaged reactors haven’t been repaired yet… they haven’t been repaired at all.

• The resulting destruction will take half the planet along with it. …With one more earthquake or tsunami Japan will cease to exist. SOURCE

Here is a link to a non YouTube VIDEO that I can't directly embed.

‎160 KM's {100 miles} south west of fuk. Government agencies have shown no signs that they are trying to prevent the accumulation of cesium in the lake — which is not only rich with fishery resources but whose water is used for irrigation, industrial purposes, and even for consumption as drinking water for 960,000 people in Ibaraki.

www.japantimes.co.jp...

A new interview with Arnie. Very good


The folks in west Toronto just recently found out this GE "air condirioning" factory is making a lot more than they thought. Very clear and interesting interview.

A very old (2004) PDF on the report about a TEPCO nuclear scandal covering up cracks and PCV emission leaks involving Fukushima Daiichi #1 among others.

Of course, I have no doubt these employees probably would not have done all this covering up unless it was suggested to them they should. So it has been known for a long while and in case anyone needs evidence when the court case come about, this is ample evidence that they should have got their # together by 2011. But no, no lessons learned here or anywhere else it seems.

Lessons Learned from TEPCO Nuclear Power Scandal 2004 (incl Fukushima I)

steamy night
2012-11-12

how-to-get-the-steam-at-fuku-nights?

high-speeded 4 different effected runs of the time
00:15–05:15 JST
2012-11-12

rare ray founded on tbs/jnn stream.
and what a beast of it!

www.youtube.com...=5s



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and here we had localized the rare ray:

This man is great. I have the highest respect for him. He does the leg work. I'm wondering if he has just given us a clue to what might be an Indicator of fallout? By the looks of this, the rads spiked when he walked under the forest canopy. Wow. Like the trees overhead hold it in? So maybe some 1 hour tests in the forest would show an elevated background? It's sure worth a try.
I wish when he was done he would have grabbed a quick reading off the forest floor.


We'll study why we didn't release the data
enformable.com...

"hot-leak" founded on todays early morning.

byodo.jp...

quick-fixing by tepco?

byodo.jp...

Updated the reference site.
Working on a keyword search to give us pages the word appears on. Dont know if it will be feasable yet. We'll see.

Info relevant to this humungous ATS thread
PDF file links
Youtube video links
HTML file links
Image file links

Useful to search for new information from websites referenced by us in the past.
Domains referenced in ATS thread

TEPCO Information
TEPCO Press Releases (not all on Fukushima)
TEPCO released images by month

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More on hot-leak:

www.tepco.co.jp...

photo.tepco.co.jp...

- Purple Chive

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