Published: April 20th, 2011 at 2:35 pm ET
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Tokyo Electric admits fuel could be melting at Fukushima nuke plant, Kyodo, April 21, 2011 at 2:20 pm EDT:
An official at Tokyo Electric Power Co., the operator of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, admitted Wednesday that fuel of the plant’s No. 1 reactor could be melting.
Read the report here.
Chart published by Japan’s Ministry of Education at http://atmc.jp/plant/rad/
Published: April 20th, 2011 at 2:35 pm ET
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Now they’re using robots to find “bodies” underwater,apparently.
You don’t s’pose they might have a quick look around for any mox fuel rods while they’re down there do ya?
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/T110420004933.htm
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The bodies are the cover !
That is what they are looking for !
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Any bodies underwater would have surfaced weeks ago ! Unless trapped, they would not looked for trapped bodies with all else that is more pressing !
Something is raising the levels of contaminates it the waters and they must find how much and if possible for removal !
Blown into water during explosions !
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exactly right dr. I was wondering when they would have to face the task of actually retrieving those rods from the ocean.
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If they find areas of tide.current streams that are laced with plutonium or their contaminates, they probably have a vacuum devise on board with huge lead sealed tanks or will bring machines in to suck the layer off the seabed where they find so as to remove as much as possible. This should and must be done to have any clean water heading out of the area to Korea and China and other immediate countries !
It is the right thing to do !
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US to move Marines from Okinawa(to Guam)…just 8,000 of them of course,so not really a hasty retreat….yet.
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/20_13.html
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They may decide to bring in Dredgers ships or On Shore ones with over water pluming !!
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Of course,they will have to be choosy over exactly which ships/offshore equip. they use since these will become contaminated also……ice nine…
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@ Deetu 3
There are quit a few older ones out there that could be decommissioned after use.
I help to build one back in 93 and it was sent to Savannah Ga. after completion, Our Company got a million dollar bonus for finishing it early. Could move 60,000 cu.ft. per.sec. from bottom to ships holding tank.
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xdrfox,
it is about like the ridiculous Superfund tangle of legal webs.
Yay! We “cleaned up” some toxic pit, here in the USA,
which means we packed up and canned up and neutralized
chemically, and MOVED the worst stuff to ANOTHER Location.
Yay!
Who is going to Process, transport, utilize or neutralize all this
stuff?…and under politically correct scrutiny from do-nothing
officious “authorities”, ordering prisoners and retarded soldiers into
the blazing deadly Rads for the last days of their lives?
“…So I’m packin’ my bags
for the Misty Mountains…
Over the Hills, where the Spirits Fly-y-yy”
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@ Jack
Yes I thought about that, but it would be in the waters ! Under some mountain would be better then fouling the fish and starvation for billions !
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You there!
You have too much radiation to leave your district.
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Unmanned drones hidden in chemtrail skies
Not in a million years
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Sheeple=Doom Fodder
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I Think Regulus is about spot on Brother.
http://www.thesandmanproject.com/home.htm
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is the Hukushima plant now in crisis, too?
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