Published: May 17th, 2011 at 8:18 pm ET
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East earthquake: experts 10 hours a water burning No. 1 nuclear power plant accident Hukuzima “published too late”, Mainichi, May 17, 2011:
Google Translation
[...] Research Reactor Institute, Kyoto University Professor Akira Hiroshi Koide is “If 冷Yasenaku loss of power in the reactor can lead to early meltdown should have been able to assume.’s TEPCO it has limited fuel damage The description will be completely mistaken.. too late publication of the data well, “he said.
TEPCO In this analysis, “damaging the pressure vessel is not large,” but explained, Assistant Professor Koide the “pressure vessel is completely broken, a hole in the bottom of the vessel containing the molten fuel, reactor are causing a large amount of contaminated water leaking in the basement of the building “to estimate. [...]
EX-SKF Translation
[...] According to TEPCO, the data analysis shows that damage to the RPV is not extensive. However, [Hiroaki Koide of Kyoto University Research Reactor Institute] thinks “The RPV has been completely damaged, the melted core bore a hole at the bottom of the Containment Vessel, causing the large amount of contaminated water to leak into the ground beneath the reactor building.” [...]
Published: May 17th, 2011 at 8:18 pm ET
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Good luck all…can it get much worse? and how? i assume if all reactors do this would be complete worse scenario ?
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Yes, a huge underground steam explosion.
Shit happens.
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Fresh plans to contain nuclear plant crisis
By Shinichi Saoshiro, Tokyo
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Read more: http://www.examiner.ie/world/fresh-plans-to-contain-nuclear-plant-crisis-154915.html#ixzz1Mf4F5hG6
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Japan is looking at nearly 130 billion in compensation. What about all of the people in the rest of the world that are affected by TEPCO’s cutting corners and downright lies.
I have to admit I am pissed off about the invisible danger we all face now. Can’t trust the produce or milk from my own backyard.
Such a crock, to allow anyone that much power to destroy others is simply insane.
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The talented sociopaths don’t usually compensate their victims, or go to jail. They get bonuses and pat themselves on the back for having such a great year.
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Humans have been so very very foolish.
It breaks my heart to see what we have done.
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for any who are interested- shelf life of powdered milk. different for each brand, so count backwards from expiration date to make certain that you are purchasing pre-311 milk. most canned evaporated milk is one year, for powdered, carnation is 15 months. alba 18 months, Nido and Klim (Nestle) are 2 years, and Parmalat UHT milk is 6 months. You can make yogurt, ricotta and mozarella from powdered milk, (see youtube for howto videos) but not from Parmalat as the bacteria have been killed by the heat.
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Of those, NIDO is a full-fat powdered milk that tastes much better than other instant milks, but you have to be careful not to get their infant formula – the can looks almost the same. It’s found in the Hispanic section because it’s used in areas without much refrigeration.
Also, Parmalot is an older type of UHT boxed milk. Some of the newer ones taste better and last longer, expiration date says one year. I’ve actually gotten some from a Dollar Store for $1 per quart ….. I think it was Gossner’s ….. that tastes almost as good as fresh and is actually close to the same price.
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Hispanic section of Walmart, or in Hispanic stores.
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Along the lines of food storage if you bought butter when it was safe you need to double wrap that as it takes on the taste of the frig or freezer after some time.
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Also if you buy grains put some bay leafs in to help keep bugs out.
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The more fat in the milk the shorter the life. If you buy non-fat and squeeze the air out of it, it can keep for years. I did that in Oz. I asked the women what they did there to preserve powdered milk and they said that they bought a roll of those thin fruit veggie bags(because it is food grade) used at the grocery store and then put the milk (kg pr bag or 2 pounds) into a bag and squeezed out the air and tied it off.
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The NIDO full-fat milk is in an airtight can and will last at least one year if unopened, but once it’s opened should be consumed within the month.
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correction to above post: carnation canned evaporated milk is 15 months. carnation powdered nonfat milk is one year.
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At a recent meeting in geniva, a Japan Spoksmanwas asked questions about radiation and health. He said the releases are too low to cause health risks, OR something along those lines … Read it for yourself..
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/18_07.html
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This is what was said :
A participant asked about the risk of developing cancer.
A Japanese expert replied that the current levels of radiation are too low to cause cancer.
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His expertise is more along the lines of prevarication than human health.
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Probably, but he might not know that he’s been fed false figures – just like our public health authorities. GIGO – Garbage In, Garbage Out.
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Vast consensus trained in radiological health and entomology disciplines disagree with him. His statement is meaningless:
http://www.llrc.org/wobblyscience/subtopic/dosemeaningless2.htm
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Thansk I was looking for more info on the conference.
“In an interview with NHK, WHO Assistant Director General Keiji Fukuda said the measures being taken by the Japanese government are appropriate.”
I wonder if Mr Fukada is from Japan himself? Of course that shouldn’t matter but these days on this topic, it just does.
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Tnx LL.
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If this goes worst case scenario, will safety precautions and preventative measures such as filters, supplements, safe food, be adequate?
And even if they are, what kind of a world will survivors be facing?
Just wondering.
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I release that your latter question is rhetorical, but this may help with part of your former question.
The answer is yes. We will not go quietly into the night. Preparedness will help.
Radiation water filters:
http://www.highwaterfilters.com/
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Depends on what you mean by adequate. The Japanese are screwed in the worst case, that stuff won’t be enough, but in the US there would only be an increased risk of cancer. All that stuff would reduce the risk …. even without Fukushima, one third of all people die from cancer, so diet, supplements, filters would help anyway. However of course they recommend lots of veggies, fruits, and nuts now to prevent cancer – that’s going to be a problem unless you have a detector to check out the food before eating.
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