Published: September 26th, 2011 at 4:55 pm ET
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Global resources needed to combat radiation levels, Statesman Journal (Oregon), September 25, 2011:
[...] TEPCO and the Japanese government remain unable to control the nuclear emergency that continues to unfold.
Radiation levels exceed the Chernobyl disaster and now reach a level that is unknown to humans or machines. Radiation leakage from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant was so high in August it exceeded the monitoring equipment’s maximum measuring capacity.
Radiation experts estimate that more than 1 million people will die from Fukushima’s radiation. [...]
Despite these life-threatening levels of radiation contamination, the majority of pregnant women and children in Fukushima have not been evacuated and they occupy facilities that are unsafe. [...]
The United Nations Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights should accept the invitation to investigate the violation of children’s rights in Fukushima [...]
Warren Binford of Salem is an associate professor of law at Willamette University College of Law where she teaches international children’s rights. She previously lived in Tokyo, Japan. She can be reached at wbinford@willamette.edu.
h/t Anonymous tip
W. Warren H. Binford, Associate Professor of Law; Director of the Clinical Law Program, Willamette University College of Law:
J.D. Harvard University
Ed.M. Boston University
B.A. Boston University, Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude with distinction
wbinford@willamette.edu
SOURCE: willamette.edu
Professor Binford was appointed to the Willamette University College of Law faculty and became director of Willamette’s Clinical Law Program in 2005. Since her arrival, she has expanded the law school’s clinical offerings from one clinic to six, including the International Human Rights Clinic, the Child and Family Advocacy Clinic, the Trusts and Estates Clinic, the Business Law Clinic, the Law and Government Clinic and the Sustainability Law Clinic.
Published: September 26th, 2011 at 4:55 pm ET
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Warren Binford is a very brave person. Universities are not always very happy about faculty taking public stances on political issues…
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People will die TEPCO will deny..
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When will the people of Japan rise up to take down the criminals responsible for this global terror? Where are the heroes, true samurai? I hope some remain alive today.
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I think their samurai are busy being irradiated at the plant.
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When will the people of the world rise up to take down the criminals responsible for this global terror?
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Human Rights violation is to say little, genocidal criminals, ignorance they will pledge.
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[...] Workers in shoe and clothing factories have reported feeling fatigued, dizzy and nauseated. Most claimed that they felt faint, though none actually fainted. After some rest and medical attention, the women quickly recovered and went back to work; few if any reported lingering symptoms. So far no one has found any toxin or environmental contamination that could cause the symptoms. [...] ????
http://www.mnn.com/health/healthy-spaces/stories/large-number-of-female-workers-plagued-with-mystery-illness-in-cambodi
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I have to wonder where all the radioactive cow hides went after the slaughter of all that beef that was feed to the children in schools and restaurants ?
Made into shoes ???
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If the Cambodian chemical measurement people can’t find the cause, it must all be in the worker’s heads, huh? It’s not because their chemists are incompetent or bought off, nooo.
Same way with radiation. “We couldn’t find any strontium or plutonium”… maybe because you didn’t look for it? No, it must be that all the nosebleeds and other symptoms are due to “hysteria”.. silly Japanese who imagine these things because they are so upset, blah blah.
What a crock.
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Bobby1,
And The FDA could find no oil or Corexit on any eatable sea-life in the GOM while/after the BP oil gusher !
Processing of the leather with chemicals may have reacted with more releases of radiation ?
We know how cramped and closed these sweat-rooms are and the endless hours these poor people have to work !
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Re: Workers in Cambodia fatigued, dizzy and nauseated
As the crow flies:
http://www.freemaptools.com/how-far-is-it-between.htm
Fukushima to Cambodia: 2800 miles
A lot closer than San Francisco: 5009 miles
Or maybe they got some canned beef or beef hides from Japan.
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Green Turtles Stranded on Pattaya Beach, And a LOT of GARBAGE, from Japans Disaster ??
[...] a of lot garbage had washed up on the beach. The local people said that they never had seen so much garbage on the beach. [...]
http://members.beforeitsnews.com/story/838/124/Green_Turtles_Stranded_on_Pattaya_Beach,_And_a_LOT_of_GARBAGE,_from_Japans_Disaster.html
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My children, in Spokane WA, complain of slight nausea everytime they go to eat… maybe we can’t see or smell it…but maybe we can sense it…
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I think you’re onto it there Cataclysmic,…’We’ are all ‘sensing things’,..we here at ENENEWS, anyway! I have certainly noticed my ’6th sense’ rather INVIGORATED, rather than dampened down,…like most others,…as well as other capabilities I, we, seem to be experiencing. Nothing wrong with our, ‘spiritual senses’, I call it. I think my smelling/tasting radiation in 1963, at the age of three,…was a ‘spiritual cognition’, and every time I had that sensation again over the years,…has hearkened me IMMEDIATELY back to all those ‘other times’ I’ve smelled that ‘matalic smell’, taste. As a small child,…I thought I had coined the phrase, “Metalic taste”, because that is how I described it. Every time I experienced it, I said to myself,…this is VERY consequential to my life. I swear I knew that! Too weird!
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Mass hysteria often begins when individuals under stress convert that stress into physical ills. Co-workers, family and friends may also begin exhibiting the symptoms through contagion. Outbreaks are most common in closed social units (such as schools, hospitals and workplaces) and where afflicted individuals are under pressure and routine stress. Mass hysterias tend to afflict girls and women more often than boys and men, probably because the illness spreads through social ties, and females tend to have stronger social bonds than males.
Often the physical complaints are accompanied by reports of a strange smell, sound or lights. One of the most famous cases of mass hysteria occurred in 1997 Japan, when thousands of people claimed to suffer symptoms caused by flashing lights in the cartoon Pokémon. Only a small percentage of those afflicted actually had seizures; the rest were victims of mass hysteria.
So 19th century and disturbing. The extent of collusion is mind-boggling.
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last comment is response to xdrfox’s link above about the worker’s in cambodian shoe and clothing factories…don’t know how it travelled down here…must have been under the influence of “mass hysteria”…watch out, it’s contagious.
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midwestern,
I just raised the possibility of the Japan radioactive hides being in the same room, Japan products and by products WILL turn up everywhere !
Enjoy your peaches and tea !
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xdrfox, I bet you’re right. I was just commenting on how they still try to push the old “mass hysteria” diagnosis instead of telling us where the hides are from. And saying that it’s more common in women than men and is also contagious!!! If it wasn’t so pathetic and deceitful it would be funny.
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With many countries being able and willing to check for radiation and sending products back to Japan, there are many country’s that will allow the radioactive foods and products in their country, such as this one and The U.S. to make a buck and prop up a falling country while it kills others of their own !
Dis-speakable ! Have some tea Hillary !
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Wonder if they also make vest and chaps/other apparel for bikers, always in high demand for sale at events ?
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Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute Research Debunks Radiation Phobia
Research on Low Dose Radiation Actually Shows a Protective Health Effect
ALBUQUERQUE, NM, Sep 26, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Radiation phobia, the belief that exposure to a small dose of radiation is dangerous, persists because media outlets and government agencies continue to fan the flames of fear in the public despite a wealth of research to the contrary. Radiation phobia-related harm is a significant risk that should be considered during radiological emergencies such as the incident at the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/lovelace-respiratory-research-institute-research-debunks-radiation-phobia-2011-09-26
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unbelievable
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Its a disgusting spin on the issue. Therefore we shine the light on it on purpose.
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Links to such research that low doses of radiation are not harmful and not cumulative. Are these quality studies? I.e., not funded by the nuclear industry.
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links are broke, I sent an email to the author—how much you want to bet I never get a reply
Kyla, on the attached article the link to the white paper is broken, can you send proper link or send me the white paper directly
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/lovelace-respiratory-research-institute-research-debunks-radiation-phobia-2011-09-26
http://secure1.marketwire.com/CDocs/201109/32898_LRRIradiationresearch9-26-11.pdf
Steveo
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This paper which probably doesn’t look at bioaccumulation and long term effects doesn’t discuss the damage radiation does to the blood vessels. Just look at all the papers :
http://www.google.com/search?q=radiation+blood+vessels&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
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The author wrote back, sent me a PDF of the article itself, not the white paper.
Often I see links that would purport to support a position, but if you follow the link, it doesnt exist or it is not applicable.
Weird world we live in
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Their link to the so called white paper does not work at all. try it
http://secure1.marketwire.com/CDocs/201109/32898_LRRIradiationresearch9-26-11.pdf
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I also tried this link:
http://www2.marketwire.com/mw/frame_mw?attachid=1744132
It also leads nowhere.
All there is is a press release, not a paper published in a peer reviewed journal. The company may be public relations company or a marketing company.
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Investigating Environmental Toxicology & Human Health
http://www.lrri.org/
They may be a risk management firm. I.e., how to keep worker comp injuries from collecting any money.
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Looks like Lovelace will turn the Fukushima boiling water filled melt holes into “Fukushima Hot Springs Health Spa”! With a more atomic definition to hot springs, of course.
Who funds this “research”?
Checked out:
http://www.lrri.org/federal.aspx
Looks like MOSTLY CATERING TO GOVERNMENT!
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Don’t laugh. The same gullible, non-thinking morons who PAY to go into caves to breathe radon, are the same gullible, non-thinking morons who’ll be waiting in line to buy their tickets to relax and enjoy “The Warm, Invigorating Waters of Fukushima Hot Springs and Health Spa”.
Take Ann Coulter,for example. He’ll be one of ‘em, I’m sure.
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Albuquerque’s largest employer is Kirtland Air Force Base / Sandia National Labs
http://www.parginrealty.com/top-employers.html
Kirtland contains the largest repository of pits for nuclear warheads in the world. Sandia Nat’l Labs, like Los Alamos to the north, is deeply involved in nuclear weapons R&D.
Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute happens to be located on the northern perimeter of the Kirtland/Sandia complex:
http://www.lrri.org/contact.aspx
(BTW, the northern perimeter is the only civilian access to the complex.)
Kirtland/Sandia is not identified on the linked map above, but you can paste the LRRI address into google maps to verify.
It’s clear who butters LRRI’s bread.
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“The nuclear industry, following in the footsteps of the tobacco and asbestos industries will now blanket its servant mass media, and any other possible avenues – such as education, and politics, – with propaganda.
The main focus of the nuclear lobby’s propaganda? This will be RADIATION. Right from 1945 onwards, the nuclear lobby has obscured the truth about the health effects of ionising radiation. Now they are stepping this up -even funding dodgy research to portray “low level radiation” as ‘good for you’ ”
(nuclearnews.net called this right.)
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Don’t bother trying to contact the people at Lovelace.
They’re at the
Nuclear Bar and Grille,
slamming down cesium shooters.
Cheers folks and enjoy your shortened lives.
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Professor Binford aka The Joan of Arc for the Fukushima Children. Nice to have a hero step forward and brandish their shinning war sword…now if she would swing it at the enemy of these children (ultimately, the polititians that allowed this to even happen and let it perpetuate).
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@ocifferdave (and all other enenews fans).
I sent Professor Binford an email thanking her for the article, the absolutely welcome coverage of anything Fukushima by any media and commending her for her bravery in getting some info in print. If anyone wants to do the same, her email address is:
wbinford@willamette.edu
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I just told her I made a positive comment about her efforts here at enenews.com. I also said some of us would probably be happy to sign any petition she needs signatures for.
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two questions
1/ was she one of those who developed the pettition to the UN under the human rights for children, i wonder? sounds plausible!
2/ is she married (purely out of journalistic enquiry, you understand?)
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Awesome point on number 2 if your name is arclight! Good luck, bro!
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•Saving Haiti’s Children from Hell, 6 Intercultural Human Rights Law Review 11 (2011).
•”Croatia’s Deadly Legacy: Landmines and a Misguided Embargo Threaten Economic Recovery,” Toward Freedom, 20 (August 1996).
•”Child Soldiers and Other Child Victims of Armed Conflict,” Children in Armed Conflict, 23-47 (October 1995).
•”The Rights of Children in Armed Conflict,” Children in Armed Conflict, 62-64 (October 1995).
•”Lessons from One School: Children at Tuol Sleng Torture Prison and the Rise of International Protections for Children in War,” 16 Willamette Journal of International Law and Dispute Resolution 28 (Spring 2008).
This lady has covered some harrowing material… im impressed shall we say!!
still cant find out if shes married
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Don’t worry arclight,…ADMIN will find a pic of the good Dr’s left hand,…and kindly blow it up to help you rest your mind,…I’m sure!
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oh and as iwas searching through the UN website…like ya do…looking for signs of this plea from the parents of fukushima on behalf of thier and other children.. i came across this instead…well done UN lol
Human Rights Council holds interactive dialogue with Special Rapporteur on human right to safe drinking water and sanitation
Does the UN care?
15 September 2011
Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights Presents Reports by the Secretary-General and the High Commissioner for Human Rights
And buried in that report I found this
“In Japan the Special Rapporteur noted that government and international humanitarian response to the Tohoku earthquake and Fukushima nuclear disaster was crucial for ensuring access to water, although concern about contamination had to be taken seriously. To Japan’s credit the Special Rapporteur did not meet with any community that completely lacked access. The Special Rapporteur commended a system of public toilets for the homeless as that standard of cleanliness was above what was seen in other developed countries. A lack of access to showers remained a problem for the homeless. The ethnic Korean community of Utoro was below standards of neighbouring communities, none of the homes were connected to the sewerage network. In spite of the complex ongoing dispute over ownership of the land, urgent measures were required. “……
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…………And this seemed odd
“noted that people who stood up for human rights relied on the international community and its human rights mechanisms for support and audience. Regrettably, some States continued to resort to reprisals to silence criticism and prevent individuals and groups from cooperating with the United Nations. Such practices sapped the willingness and capacity of people to cooperate and ultimately prevented crucial information from reaching and informing United Nations responses to human rights concerns.”
http://www.ohchr.org/en/NewsEvents/Pages/DisplayNews.aspx?NewsID=11377&LangID=E
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Following is UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s closing remarks to the High-level Meeting on Nuclear Safety and Security, in New York, 22 September
For People Living in Fear of Effects of Radiation, Secretary-General Says Trust
Must Be Ensured, Requiring Demonstrated Results in Achieving Maximum Safety
“My deepest thanks, once again, to all who helped make this meeting such a success. With your continued support, I am confident that we will continue to strengthen nuclear safety and emergency preparedness for all.”
http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs//2011/sgsm13831.doc.htm
nope, nothing about the children of fukushima here either
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looks like ban ki moon was getting away from europe after the atmospheric accident that didnt happen recently!….au revoir mes amies
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oh and admin any chance of that blown up pic that stilljill mentioned?…that bit of info elluded me!
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just in case you dont believe a pettition was ever delivered and i could certainly understand that looking at those UN links…looks like the UN is pronuke!!
Japanese NGOs Urge UN to Investigate Violation of Children’s Human Rights in Fukushima
August 17, 2011
Six Japanese NGOs, led by The Fukushima Network for Saving Children from Radiation, submitted an appeal today to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights / OHCHR.
http://fukushima.greenaction-japan.org/2011/08/17/japanese-ngos-urge-un-to-investigate-violation-of-children%e2%80%99s-human-rights-in-fukushima/
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i bet the Fukushima Network for Saving Children from Radiation are gutted!!
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i had to lastly add this though for posterity…
“In fact a number of different scales have been used to calculate magnitude. In Japan in the past the “JMA magnitude (Mj)”scale has been used. If we enter data of the Great Tohoku Earthquake into the Mj formula (omitted here as it is complicated), its magnitude would be 8.3 or 8.4 at most according to Shimamura. He continues, “It is because JMA recalculated the data using the ‘moment magnitude (Mw)’ scale, which has been used only by scientists, that the magnitude could be raised to 9.0.”
another takashi hirose qoute!!
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while on the greenaction website I found an article they just posted but the web page froze as did my browser…they’ve probably been hacked…managed to trace down the article and it’s a humdinger if you haven’t already seen it …..whoopie!!!
Why Did They Fake the “9.0”?
What TEPCO and the Media are Hiding
by TAKASHI HIROSE
“Like the government, most of the media, rather than informing us of the dangers posed by this accident, kept claiming groundlessly that there was none. The stock phrase used by both Edano and the TV “experts” – “no immediate effects to health” – means what? That radiation effects start one year or 10 years later? If the radiation was to have “immediate effects”, that would be a horror. People would be dropping dead in the streets of acute radiation sickness as they did after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But that is not what we are talking about. The question is whether radiation taken into children’s bodies is really safe.”
http://www.counterpunch.org/2011/09/21/what-tepco-and-the-media-are-hiding/
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Why Japanese government is telling us lies”
http://fukushima-diary.com/2011/09/column-why-japanese-government-is-telling-us-lies/
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Thanks for posting, arclight. Want to read his books.
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BTW, I wrote her.
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Sorry arclight…she has two daughters and a husband. (see below) Quite an accomplished lady and scholar…formerly a teacher then turned lawyer.
http://www.statesmanjournal.com/article/20110911/OPINION/109110400/Still-speechless-after-ten-years
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darn! Sick…you destroyed my hopes and dreams…not the first time lol!
@admin thought anymore about aheroes and. villains thread?
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How many reactors “melted out” 3, or 4??
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And where is the corium, show me the corium
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Professor overlooks the obvious facts.
…Fukushimal radiation rises like steam then falls back straight down because is heavier than air. Only North Japan people gonna die.
…Farmland in North Japan already dead because of typhoons and cold Fall temperatures.
…Fish hanging around Japan coast, now after many months dying from local radiation. But be careful, do not eat Japanese imported fish scales or yellow seaweed.
…Soon, all Japanese import cars will be banned for export…has radiation inside engines and on tires.
…Soon, Japanese people will be banned from leaving Island….so gonna be large Refugee Cruise Ships coming to North America…the land of the free, the home of the brave, where men are men and the sheep are nervous.
Otherwise, all is safe for North America.
red red wine
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wait, what IF it blows up ? 100% flammable gas?? like what if lightning hits it or something?
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I forgot one more thing
…Party like its 1999
r r w
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I wish we could PARTY. I wish this wasn’t happening. I pray to God everyday that this was FALSE, that it’s just a bad bad dream. But alas that will not happen.
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Why Japanese government is telling us lies”
http://fukushima-diary.com/2011/09/column-why-japanese-government-is-telling-us-lies/
See the mutated plants and flowers !!!
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The picture of sunflowers and double corn, etc. that James Tekton has posted on his site are also horrific. He is in the Durango, CO area and his radiation levels are greater than on the US West Coast.
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If you follow the links there are many,many, video’s but have been violated !?
Censored or copy right violations ??
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Here is his link of pictures of produce and radiation readings:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/692/hotgreens9511.jpg/
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This is his own website about his garden and readings from it and the surrounding area of Durango.
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Yes, UGLY, isn’t it ! I saw them and his report/pictures,
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@anne
Well, that was interesting. I followed your link, saw one photo of bell peppers with a radiation reading of 66 and immediately was bombarded by ads covering the entire page which could not be closed or minimized. When I kept pressing back, I received a message that his website could not be located and that it was probably a problem with my firefox. Maybe James won’t be able to show us the rest of his pictures.
Hmmm, now who would attack his website like that? Did this happen to anyone else??
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Must be a found hole in your browser, I didn’t have the problem on ie !
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The best thing which could happen post-Fukushima would be for lawyers in the US, to take the nuclear industry apart.
California got soused with fallout. One would think the litigation would begin there.
Fukushima deserves to be called what it is, essentially, in spite of what little Tepco has been able to do: an unmitigated nuclear supercatastrophe, destroying Japan and contaminating the world.
Unless there is some kind of time-space-matter technology for taking the radioactivity out of all the radioactive elements in a geographic area, or an act of God, it would now appear to be all downhill for Japan.
We are bascically going to have the same thing happen to some plant here in the US at some point. The law of averages would say the US is overdue, or has been supremely blessed. Would it not be better to shut the industry down, beginning with the most dangerous reactors first, before something happens here?
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“Some” realities of nuclear decomissioning
http://www.iaea.org/Publications/Magazines/Bulletin/Bull206/20604642428.pdf
…. sounds like a piece of cake to me!
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@chemfood
Thank you for the link! I read the paper and have extracted a few lines below:
Decommissioning: “…measures taken at the end of the facility’s operating lifetime to assure the continued protection of the public from residual radioactivity…”
“Decommissioning plans are required just as are operating plans.” [Question: do all nuclear power plants in the US have such plans?]
“Radiation protection in a decommissioning operation calls for…
(2) a physical description of each area of the facility,”…. [Didn't I just recently watch a video of someone associated with the TVA who said that "as built" drawings were a joke?]
“DECOMMISSIONING COSTS:
Estimates for dismantling large nuclear power stations show that these costs are important but not exhorbitant (generally about 10—15% of initial capital investment, escalated to current dollars).” [Question: With construction costs now in the billions of dollars, this is a more than substantial amount of money. This paper was written in 1978]
“There is some concern that where nuclear facilities are owned and operated by private corporations, a mechanism must be in place to ensure that financing is available for decommissioning when it is needed, and that responsibilities for financing and decommissioning are well defined.” [So, am I to assume that this has been done and that ALL US plants have such financing assured?]
“Good records of station construction and materials used can assist in decommissioning.” [Again, I assume this refers to the laughable "as built" drawings.]
If you have time, read the document. It’s interesting.
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@americancommentr
“Would it not be better to shut the industry down, beginning with the most dangerous reactors first, before something happens here?”
Absolutely!! Please, join the October 1 protests around the country against nuclear and keep protesting until this is done.
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why haven’t we deployed any of the drones and robots our military is so proud of, can’t think of a more urgent front in the good fight – oh, I forgot, “we” is a relative term…
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I have added a comment at the Oregon paper:
http://www.statesmanjournal.com/comments/article/20110925/OPINION/109250351/Global-resources-needed-combat-radiation-levels
Cheers
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Well said, Sickputer.
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http://www.radiation-scott.org/
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The
radiation scott.org
is actually the independent shill arm of Lovelace corporation. The Dr B Scott is shown here in this photo.
http://screencast.com/t/9lHzubDR
The links at the marketwatch website to their supposed “whitepaper” did not work. Repeated efforts to contact them directly were met with non-information, and then a “who are you”
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JAPAN
NAPAJ : Nuke Activ Pacific Area Jeopardized
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Around Albuquerque, and most all NM, excepting
Fanta Se, where they are rich enough to be “Liberal”,
folks kinda stay quiet, because we are “Newk Mexico”.
Air Force guys drive around with a bumper sticker
saying “We Saved Your Ass Today” and the new
folded-wing logo for the AF.
Even real bright military guys- You can’t talk truth to them.
LOVELACE is the big “healthcare provider” around here.
They are dedicated to staying in business.
Besides all the rad pollution and potential, just the
terrible fuel leaks to groundwater at Kirtland AFB are
hush-hushed. We sit on a big valley full of sand and gravel.
There’s no bedrock. We have allowed “development” of
ticky-tacky-lame-ass “Homes”, in some cases with only
ten feet of clearance between buildings, a dog-poop strip of
a dead dirt yard. Congratulations on your new “Home”.
There have been instances of fire trucks arriving, hooking up
to the hydrant, and finding no pressure for the hoses.
Congratulations! Your ol’lady really liked the brand-new
drywall and carpet…but the whole capitalist model, the
opportunist model, the no-responsibility model, has left her
with a fantasy broken, but a real mortgage payment.
No Water.
Military Murderers manning the Roadblock on the way
to the grocery store. Now it’s time for your Enforced Vaccine.
Jesus Christ is Lord…Learn of Him.
Call on His Name and be Saved. HalleluYah!
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I remind you that you Earthmen are only a tiny minority in this galaxy.
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I dropped Warren Binford an email thanking her and she wrote back. Encouraging to have someone with her legal intellect and scholarly weight behind the effort to help the children of Fukushima.
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Thinking of the bomb testing. Clouds of radiation crossed the US nation. They knew people would die from cancers and leukemia but how many? Experiment successful. People died but life went on.
New experiment on Japanese children and country. Children will grow up and die young but will they really stop building Honda’s?
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It is amazing that with these developments solar energy stocks are being traded down to zero in the last couple of months. A war is being waged. Can we do something?
Can you imagine a future where all the existing political arguments no longer exist? In a future when people and businesses are relying on the sun for its energy the human population will no longer be arguing over resource access. Threats to sea life and plant life and human life from wars and from accessing hard to get fossil fuels resulting in environmental degradation will be a concern of the past. Our nation instead will turn to new urgent concerns such as health and education with plenty more financial resources from the dramatic savings in energy expenditures to pay for them. Relationships between countries and our fellow countrymen will transform dramatically more positive.
Solar technology and other clean energy technology is here and ready for explosive growth. With the full backing of our political leaders we can quickly move forward towards a better existence. Please join me in petitioning our leaders in Washington to devote more investment spending in the area of clean energy. Thank you.
http://www.signon.org/sign/increase-government-support.fb1?source=c.fb&r_by=548645
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