Published: October 21st, 2011 at 7:19 am ET
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Oct. 20 — EX-SKF has translated a recent report in the Asahi Shimbun:
“The Ministry of Education and Science announced the result of the survey of water contamination in rivers and wells in Fukushima Prefecture.”
“Radioactive cesium and iodine-131 were measured in all 101 locations.”
“Strontium and plutonium were measured in 10 river locations.”
“2.0 becquerels/kg of cesium-137 detected this time in Fukushima [37 km from meltdowns] is 5,400 times as much as the highest level in 2009 in river water.”
“As to 1.1 becquerels/kg of cesium-137 from the well water, it is 6,500 times as much as the highest level detected in tap water in 2009.”
Published: October 21st, 2011 at 7:19 am ET
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Is this sweet or bitter, well now I know what is to be a fucked up bitch
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What me worry
…a little plutonium, good for the teeth
…a little cesium, good for hair growth
…a little iodine, good for toe and fingernails
…a little strontium, builds good muscles
…Polluted Wells, no problem, drink rain water.
red red wine
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KX your rhymes dont make sense man!
Its neither sweet or bitter… it just is. Welcome to the radiation generation.
we’ll need to start checking for Pu in North America too. We have a right to know, and the myth that its too heavy to fly is just for show. MOX grind the mother down to the finest tiniest powder to make sure it’ll be in your chowder.
Check out Bekrl’s anti nuc hip hop @
http://www.bekrl.org
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Wow Berkrl, nice website. You write well. Look forward to more posts from you. I’ll post it to HP.
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It appeared: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/30/japan-earthquake-2011-gov_n_989682.html
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10/21 Fukushima Updates, Hyperlink Libel, Athens Austerity – New World Next Week
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCMUYj48kLc&feature=channel_video_title
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Corbett Interviews Arnie too (i missed this yesterday)
http://www.youtube.com/user/corbettreport#p/a/u/1/nKzOF97QuuU
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ok, cesium and iodine measured at over 100 locations
plutonium and strontium measured at only 10 locations? WTF Instead of ten percent of samples, how about 100% of samples tested?
who’s to say which is more toxic to humans; ANY BIT OF ANY OF IT IS NO DAMN GOOD in your drinking and cooking water
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Why do I feel like ENENEWS is ahead of Uncle Arnie?
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Because it is.
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It really is, but have in mind that he has to measure every single word, he says, be fair, please. If he makes a mistake, or says something not so pleasant, it will be over with his position of an expert. We all need him, and I respect his approach!
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Agreed,…with age comes wisdom, hopefully.
He is wise indeed,…and he has diplomacy I lack.
Besides,…I could see his truer feelings in this latest casual release he just made. He used more ‘damning’ language,…disallowed them to get out of the noose, etc.
Quite the tightrope he is being asked to navigate indeed.
Thank you Mr. Gunderson
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Several Russian scientists have made the mistake to speak unmeasured words and they are out. We are free to express opinions, emotions, make guesses, he is not. Mainstream “experts” speak a lot of nonsense, but they are so many, that no body will remember them, they sing one and the same song with variations. If someone wants to prove the opposite, he must be ready to back up his opinion with solid facts. Wikipedia cites Gunderson`s opinion and it really matters!
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http://enenews.com/kyodo-groundwater-flowing-fukushima-reactor-buildings-cracks-walls-500-tons-day
http://enenews.com/tweet-31-becquerels-of-cesium-detected-in-well-water-almost-200-km-from-meltdowns-40-km-from-tokyo
http://enenews.com/cesium-found-in-tokyo-tap-water-for-first-time-since-april
http://enenews.com/massive-entry-of-radiation-into-groundwater-will-spread-throughout-water-table-in-northern-japan-video
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