Published: February 10th, 2012 at 7:48 am ET
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Title: Report From Japanese Nuclear Industry Insiders: Business is Booming
Source: RocketNews24
Date: February 10, 2012
[... Reporter Hirotoshi Ito reports on] “backspin business” which is profit made off of situations that undo previous progress. Key players that once had the now-dubious honor of building a strong, clean, and safe nuclear power infrastructure are making preparations to profit from its damage.
For example, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) has long struggled with the task of disposing of nuclear waste. Local residents of all TEPCO’s desired locations have been understandably hesitant to accept tons of radioactive material into their neighborhoods. Luckily for TEPCO the wasteland of the likely to be decommissioned Fukushima Daini (Number 2) Reactor is now the perfect place for them to set-up a decontamination factory.
Geologically it’s a nice fit due to the shallow bedrock perfect for such an installation. In addition, TEPCO doesn’t have to worry about pesky resistance from concerned residents [...]
Original Story: NewsPostSeven
h/t Anonymous tip
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Published: February 10th, 2012 at 7:48 am ET
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A Report I missed from 2/3
This is the report from the front line of FUKUSHIMA.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kNo0BWSvFY&feature=youtu.be
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from yesterday: http://enenews.com/japan-tv-professor-detects-104-microsvh-near-where-kids-walk-to-school-the-absurd-reality-for-children-in-60-km-from-fukushima-meltdowns-video
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Thanks, must have missed that.
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“Geologically it’s a nice fit due to the shallow bedrock perfect for such an installation.”
And no resistance from pesky neighbours. Just you wait for the next pesky tsunami to take the thing with it into the Pacific.
…wait! That’s great!
(NOT)
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That’s my hunch too B&B…. close to the ocean for easy access (for dumping that is!) I guess I still have to acknowledge the progress we/they are making.
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Those were my thoughts also, too close to the ocean… The next Tsunami isn’t IF , but ‘when’ !!
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Decontamination ‘factory’? What product are they making?
Who will they market to?
Does this have anything to do with burning radioactive waste and then dumping the highly radioactive ashes into Tokyo Bay, which connects to the Pacific Ocean?
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I can’t believe it. The New York Times printed an article critical of Japan and the cleanup. Where the hell have they been?
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/11/business/global/after-fukushima-disaster-a-confused-effort-at-cleanup.html?partner=rss&emc=rss
The Japanese are burning anything and everything thats contaminated. Sending the radiation up in smoke to be carried by the jet stream to the rest of the world. Then they dump the ash into Tokyo Bay so the tide can carry the radiation out to the ocean currents and around the world. The Russians had a better grasp of what they had to do. Abandon the contaminated areas forever. Stop speading it around. The sanitized article in the NYTimes bearly scratched the surface of what is wrong in Japan. Japan needs to STOP and face reality, a big piece of their little country is diseased and contagious, it needs to be quarantined. Instead they actually have a policy of distributing the contaminated soil to all corners of Japan, they call it sharing the pain. I call it genocide. Mass murder of their own people because their stubborn Japanese pride won’t let let them admit that part of their beautiful island nation is gone forever.
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Wait..how did a perfectly contained(and in cold shutdown) nuclear plant ..Fukushima Daini..come to be called a “waste land”?
Shallow bedrock..in a geologically unstable environment..
The next tsumani..will take the stuff out to sea.
Moving it ..down the shoreline a few miles is going to help?
Daini is .. experiencing uncontrolled ongoing nuclear criticality ..so is Fukushima..
The house is on fire …and they are moving large embers…
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