Published: January 20th, 2012 at 6:22 pm ET
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Title: Readings of Sea Area Monitoring at offshore of Ibaraki Prefecture
Source: Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT)
Release Date: Jan 20, 2012
Sample taken: 2011/9/8; Location: 36º 25.0′ N 140º 43.0′ E; Depth: 49 meters
- Pu-238: 0.015 Bq/kg
- Pu-239 + 240: 0.97 Bq/kg
- Am-241: 0.50 Bq/kg


h/t Fukushima Diary
Published: January 20th, 2012 at 6:22 pm ET
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Ok, TEPCO, now just say what Ed Koch said when they found plutonium in the NYC water shed – that it was ‘naturally occurring’ plutonium, not from a reactor. Got it?
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SO where is this radioactive iodine coming from in Tokyo snow?
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This location is 7.02 miles (11.29 km0 from Tokai Nuclear Power Station.
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This location is 6.7 miles (10.76 kn) from J-PARC linear accelerator.
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There are also a number of nuclear experimental facilities at Tokai-mura.
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Also there are processing MOX fuel.
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
Tokai
“…Mitsubishi Nuclear Fuel Co Ltd operates a major fuel fabrication facility at Tokai, which started up in 1972. Further fuel fabrication plants are operated by Nuclear Fuel Industries (NFI) in Tokai and Kumatori, and JNC has some experimental mixed oxide (MOX) fuel facilities at Tokai for both the Fugen ATR and the FBR program. Also at Tokai, JNC has operated a 90 t/yr pilot reprocessing plant. JNC operates spent fuel storage facilities at Tokai and is proposing a further one. It has also operated a pilot high-level waste (HLW) vitrification plant at Tokai since 1995. Tokai is the main site of JNC’s R&D on HLW treatment and disposal….”
http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/japan/tokai.htm
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What is going on there? Is it in meltdown as well?
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http://irfu.cea.fr/Images/astImg/2262_1.jpg
This map is taken from:
http://neutrinoscience.blogspot.com/2010/11/neutrinos-are-coming-once-again.html
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MOX processing facility is a red flag.
Nuclear Transmutation is another red flag.
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http://images.travelpod.com/users/bassalleckj/4.1286799907.j-parc-beach.jpg
“J-PARC beach
“…It’s a nice enough beach – a bit surreal to have a nuclear power station on one side, a conventional powerplant on the other, and a double row of barbed wire behind you … but that’s often the nature of things in Japan…”
This photo is taken from:
http://blog.travelpod.com/travel-photo/bassalleckj/4/1286799907/j-parc-beach.jpg/tpod.html
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The worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl and before Fukushima was at Tokai-mura (1999):
Japan’s record of nuclear cover-ups and accidents
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September 1999
“In what is billed as the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl, three reprocessing workers at Tokaimura inadvertently create a critical mass of uranium, severely irradiating themselves and triggering chain reactions that continue for several hours.
“International safety experts are flabbergasted to learn that the workers were pouring a solution of uranium oxide in nitric acid into a sedimentation tank by hand, using buckets. JCO, the company that now runs the facility, and the Japanese government are criticised both for allowing such a dangerous procedure and for a sluggish response to the incident.
….
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20263-japans-record-of-nuclear-coverups-and-accidents.html?full=true
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World: Asia-Pacific
Nuclear accident shakes Japan
September 30, 1999
“…Radiation levels at the Tokaimura nuclear fuel-processing plant in north-east Japan are 15,000 times higher than normal.
“The authorities have warned thousands of residents near the site of the accident to stay indoors and to wash off any rain that falls on them.
“There is a strong possibility that abnormal reactions are continuing within the facility,” Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiromu Nonaka told an emergency news conference. “There are concerns about radiation in the surrounding areas.” ….
“The head of the company’s Tokyo office, Makoto Ujihara, said the workers told other staff at the plant that “they saw a blue flame rising from the fuel” and complained of nausea….
“The environmental organisation Greenpeace criticised the accident as a symptom of a safety “crisis” in Japan’s nuclear industry.
“Today’s accident at Tokaimura confirms our fears – the entire safety culture in Japan is in crisis and the use of dangerous plutonium in reactors here will only increase the probablity of a nuclear catastrophe,” Greenpeace International activist Shaun Burnie said.
“The organisation pointed out that the accident came just one day before a UK-flagged ship was expected to deliver 225 kilograms (495 pounds) of mixed plutonium-uranium oxide (MOX) fuel to a plant in Takahama, central Japan.
History of accidents
“Tokaimura was the site of Japan’s worst nuclear plant incident in 1997, when 35 workers were contaminated by radiation after a fire at a processing plant was not extinguished properly and caused an explosion.
“A series of incidents at Japanese nuclear power stations in recent years has undermined confidence in the safety of this form of energy production, says BBC Tokyo correspondent Juliet Hindell.
“In July, cooling water leaked from a pipe in the building that houses the reactor at the Tsuruga nuclear power plant in northern Japan.
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“It took Japan Atomic Power, the company that operates the plant, 14 hours to shut down operations after the leak was discovered.
“Executives in charge of the reactor said radiation from the leak was 11,500 times the safety limit.
“The earlier figure given was 250 times the limit, and the change has sparked accusations of a cover-up.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/461446.stm
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For photos of damage to J-PARC from the Mar. 11, 2011 earthquake, see:
http://j-parc.jp/picture/2011/03/StatusEnglish0328.pdf
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Eighty contract workers were denied access to — or evicted from — Plant Vogtle after failing drug tests during 2011, according to reports filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
http://chronicle.augusta.com/latest-news/2012-01-18/drug-screens-bar-80-workers-vogtle-site
Dangerous, very VERY dangerous when working at a Nuclear Plant.
Damn these muthers, always trying to “play off” how “safe” these Plants are. They can’t even control the workers…let alone run a Plant like they should be run! OUTRAGEOUS.
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Workers tested after a small ammount of marijauna found in meeting room after “Plan-of-the-day” meeting.http://www.tri-cityherald.com/2011/08/24/1613520/6-quit-after-pot-found-in-meeting.html
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This was at Hanford in Aug. I believe.
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Hi I found this very troubling http://www.naturalnews.com/022383_research_experiments.html
The illegal experiments they did including plutonium on people I wonder if they did more then just injected it into people?
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norbu…Send that one off to Paul Langley. Here’s his website if you find any other odd things. He appreciates any and all communication. http://nuclearhistory.wordpress.com/
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Then again, HE more than likely KNOWS. Great History at his place. Check it out. Archives are UNBELIEVABLE!! KEEPERS. Opened MY eyes. So has 3/11…frightfully so.
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This issue is the big elephant in the room.
Lithuana, 5,000 miles from Fukushima, found Plutonium in January. If so, it crossed two major oceans and two continents.
But there’s little info on it:
—>March 29, 2011 – Plutonium found in soil around the Fukushima plant
http://abcnews.go.com/International/japan-nuclear-crisis-officials-grapple-plutonium-leaks-fukushima/story?id=13244418
—>September 30, 2011 – Plutonium found “from a few kilometres to up to 45 kilometres from the Fukushima plant”
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-10-02/plutonium-found-near-fukushima-plant/3204962
—>January 2012 – Plutonium found in Lithuania
http://enenews.com/journal-aerosolized-plutonium-from-fukushima-detected-in-europe-spent-fuel-indicated
And Datapoke modeled it in the U.S.:
http://www.datapoke.org/blog/89/study-modeling-fukushima-npp-p-239-and-np-239-atmospheric-dispersion/
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And I recall France detected plutonium early too.
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You should not forget that our Spectrograph
are even able to see if Kim Yung Ill have flatulence!
They are so highly sensitive!
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Yes, and that is important because plutonium is deadly in very very very small dosis.
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yes and we got it too !
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Hawaii too…
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they may be covering up plutonium releases from other sources. you think?
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They do that for decades, but that’s not the point here.
Point is, that the amount of 239Pu releases from Daiichi is by far greater, than any other release before and it seems to have “made it’s way ’round the globe”.
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WHERE IS FUKUSHIMA REACTOR 3?
http://youtu.be/0ZBYQ5opMLs
Destroyed Spent Fuel Pool SFP3 of Reactor Unit 3 at Fukushima Daiichi 8 May 2011
http://youtu.be/KugIrnThul0
UN agency’s report of 2nd explosion at Reactor 3 must have been made after consulting with RSMC Tokyo: EX-SKF
http://enenews.com/un-agencys-report-of-2nd-explosion-at-reactor-3-must-have-been-made-after-consulting-with-rsmc-tokyo-report
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We can assume that reactor #3 and it’s spent fuel pool is completely gone. Now what does that mean?
MOX FUEL IS 2 MILLION TIMES MORE DANGEROUS THAN URANIUM
http://www.earth-issues.com/2011/03/mox-fuel-is-2-million-times-more-dangerous-than-uranium/
MOX plutonium fuel used in Fukushima’s Unit 3 reactor two million times more deadly than enriched uranium
http://www.naturalnews.com/031736_plutonium_enriched_uranium.html
“In an interview with the Huffington Post, Nuclear Engineer Akira Tokuhiro, says most of the plutonium mox fuel nuclear fallout from the Fukushima nuclear power plant will likely drop on the United States.,,,”
http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2011/05/19/nuclear-physicist-plutonium-mox-fuel-nuclear-fallout-drop-22822/
Analysis of how nuclear explosion with plutonium happened… http://enenews.com/nrc-no-one-thought-such-massive-destructive-hydrogen-explosions-could-occur-before-fukushima-so-was-it-simply-hydrogen-then
Assuming that all of the fuel blew up and out in two explosions at #3, the amount of plutonium released was approximately 600 pounds. This went around the world in the form of dust, hot particles and gas.
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on purpose of course to reduce population.http://www.naturalnews.com/028887_vaccines_Bill_Gates.html
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Tokyo; Is It Safe From Fukushima Radiation?
http://www.care2.com/c2c/share/detail/3076288
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Fukushima Re-criticality Neutron Feast and Famine Cycle: Dancing With the Devil in North America
Great analysis of what is happening underneath Fukushima, in the groundwater, with corium blobs moving downwards through it. He also gets into recent high radiation readings in the USA, in St. Louis on Oct. 17th..
Basically, he is saying that this type of radiation reading is going to keep happening forever, on an intermittent basis, as long as the corium blobs are allowed to keep fissioning underground, underneath FUKU. He explains how and why..
Lots of iodine, radon, xenon, etc.. He gives a good explanation of why this is happening, and what we can look forward to..
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Good Post!
I call this The Fuky Effect, since the Pro’s incest that there is N☢ Re-criticality but rather a “sputtering of intermittent fissioning… either way the on and off is N☢T being controlled in any way and if the corium(s) hit ground water then we will see a steam event that will not be pretty, because you cannot turn off the corium(s) for avery long, long time!
I’ve enve suggested months ago that TEPCO drill under the reactors to pump out any ground water but of course they have done nothing beside talk about a long “DIKE” to keep seawater from the ocean side which will not do anything about the moisture BELOW the Complex… I’m thinking that they want to restart 5 &6 ASAP so they are in denial about the rate that the corium(s) are being pushed by gravity ever downward!
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I guess it’s time to call Colin Powell,…we’ve FOUND the WMD’s!
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