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Originally posted by MariaLida
NOAA maps and animation, probably today they will update new image ..
www.ncdc.noaa.gov...
www.ncdc.noaa.gov...
dont worry the aliens are due to reset mankind again im sure
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
Originally posted by MariaLida
Originally posted by all2human
reply to post by MariaLida
Translation: lets face it,unless we can pull a rabbit from a hat,that waters going into the ocean..edit on 9-4-2013 by all2human because: (no reason given)
It's just getting worse and worse ..
Tepco is release all that info so situation is probably very dangerous and alarming ..
It's extremely big amount of very high radiation-contaminated water, with every day amount is bigger and bigger ..
Anyway what they will do with all that high radiation-contaminated water, lo0l ..edit on 9-4-2013 by MariaLida because: (no reason given)
the real bummer about this is,. no one cares,./
our oceans are being polluted,. earths air is contaminated.. life seems like a downward spiral
and no one cares
Originally posted by j2000
I would like to know why on earth they cannot figure out how to transport this crap to another facility and use it up and keep it cooled off. It's not un-do-able by any means.
Originally posted by Battleline
Do you suppose the people that build nuclear power plants knew if this happened there is nothing could be done??
I just read an artical where Stephen Hawking said if man does not find a way of the planet we will not survive........it did not hit me tell I read this post what he was talking about.
A species "US" builds something that puts out a waste that has a million+ year half life and we have no way to store it. WOW, I knew as a species we were purity much defective, but this is suicidal while at the same time taking everyone with you.
If we shut down every nuclear power plant in the world, how long would it take for the waste to leak and kill the world...............I mean we should be thinking about this, we have created this horror, we at least ought to know how long we have..........don't ya think?edit on 10-4-2013 by Battleline because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by crankyoldman
Originally posted by Battleline
Do you suppose the people that build nuclear power plants knew if this happened there is nothing could be done??
I just read an artical where Stephen Hawking said if man does not find a way of the planet we will not survive........it did not hit me tell I read this post what he was talking about.
A species "US" builds something that puts out a waste that has a million+ year half life and we have no way to store it. WOW, I knew as a species we were purity much defective, but this is suicidal while at the same time taking everyone with you.
If we shut down every nuclear power plant in the world, how long would it take for the waste to leak and kill the world...............I mean we should be thinking about this, we have created this horror, we at least ought to know how long we have..........don't ya think?edit on 10-4-2013 by Battleline because: (no reason given)
One of the gentleman who worked on Fukashima quit because the design was a disaster waiting to happen. He voiced his concerns, it was built anyway. Make of that what you will....
Originally posted by Panic2k11
reply to post by MariaLida
The default solution to pollution has always been dilution.
“The Fukushima Daiichi plant remains in an unstable condition, and there is concern that we cannot prevent another accident,” Shunichi Tanaka, chairman of the Nuclear Regulation Authority, said at a news conference. “We have instructed Tepco to work on reducing some of the biggest risks, and we as regulators will step up monitoring.”
The biggest scare at the plant in recent days has been the discovery that at least three of seven underground storage pools are seeping thousands of gallons of radioactive water into the soil. On Wednesday, Tepco acknowledged that the lack of adequate storage space for contaminated water had become a “crisis,” and said it would begin emptying the pools. But the company said that the leaks will continue over the several weeks that it will likely take to transfer the water to other containers.
“No wonder the water is leaking,” said Hideo Komine, a professor in civil engineering at Ibaraki University, just south of Fukushima. He said that the outer protective lining should have been hundreds of times thicker.
“That creates an incentive to cut corners, which is very dangerous,” he said. “The government needs to step in, take charge and assemble experts and technology from around the world to handle the decommissioning instead.”