Published: June 24th, 2012 at 5:07 pm ET
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In the Zone: one year later (Part 2 of 3) 南相馬市メルトダウンから１年後
Published by: DocumentingIan
Published on Mar 10, 2012
Part II at ~7:30 in
Alison Nemoto, Teacher/Parent in Minamisoma, Fukushima: Even now people keep saying, you should keep your petrol full in your car and stuff always ready to go. People who are working in the plant, in and out, keep saying to us, “It could go any minute” kind of thing.
Ian: Even now?
Nemoto: [Multiple nods]
Published: June 24th, 2012 at 5:07 pm ET
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Not fun being forced to coexist with radiation plants. At all.
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It's really that simple. Teh nukers will say it's because we dont understand. But I think we all understand very clearly.
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No it's not, speaking within 100 miles of five nuclear plants, the nearest being TMI which is 30 miles east and every plant problems and most are over 40 years old. No wonder our CPM are so high and over 50 on a good day and I've had readings exceeding 70 CPM. I can sort of understand what the residents of Fukushima feel like but obviously their situation is rather dire but if we son't start dry casking our sardine packed spent fuel and close these filthy plants, it just a matter of time, NO NUKES
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".. the further away from fukushima people are, the less concerned they are about this problem. how can we make them understand?…"
in my opinion its up to bloggers to get the message out.. the msm just isnt up to the job!
"..i miss mt children.."
"its weird your kids growing up in a place you dont know.."
thank you takaheashi san, i hope that others dont have to make the same choices as the fukushima residents. thank you for highligting some of the problems so clearly and with such compassion..
there are some great quotes in these videos and admins work on enenews is totally justified here.. lots of children have been taken out of areas of bad contamination.. the alternate media and organisations like criirad, acro and warnings fron busby caldicott and of course arnie and co, have all helped to mitigate the effects of the nuclear disaster.. well done enenewsers and my thanks to admin for staying the course.. its certainly been a wild ride! bit of a way to go though..
peace
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one quote… evac. kids being bullied as "contaminated" at their new schools.
to come, alas, kids being targeting for being the few kids at all left on the block. shades of Children of Men.
then later we notice the lack of birds, then frogs and insects. then our tinned food runs out. thank you TEPCO et al (almost everyone), for giving me so much Doom porn / sarcasm
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doom porn
the way nukers say – 'where's the evidence' just leaves my jaw dropping. we have plenty of evidence. They just don't want to see it.
Of cause, being ostricised is not being dead, so that doesn't count as a casualty figure. Being uprooted from your home (and country) and left with no money, income or future – but they are not dead, so no numbers to worry about there either.
The nukers need a taste of the medicine they're dishing out to the world – how can we just put them in fukushima, let them argue about scenic locations instead. Until they notice that they may actually be suffering. Give them the doom porn.
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Doom porn. Hahahaha … at your service …
Current world-wide Fukushima fallout forecasts
http://realitycheck.no-ip.info/nnn.html
Other rad monitoring links and mitigation protocols
http://realitycheck.no-ip.info/forum/index.php/board,24.0.html
AGreenRoad also has an excellent nuke primer
http://agreenroad.blogspot.com/p/index.html
Who YOU gonna call? A reminder of jet streams might be in order
http://www.usa.gov/Contact/Elected.shtml
http://www.usembassy.gov/
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"the end of Japan"
Experts warn of nuclear fire at Fukushima
[Updated June 25, 2012 20:17:00]
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-06-25/experts-warn-of-nuclear-fire-at-fukushima/4091748
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Good one, Pu239!
Experts warn of nuclear fire at Fukushima
[Updated June 25, 2012 20:17:00]
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-06-25/experts-warn-of-nuclear-fire-at-fukushima/4091748
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So his dosimeter says he will be exposed to 2 millisieverts annually. The average person in the United States is exposed to about 6.2 millisieverts annually, with about half from background radiation and about half from medical sources.
Based on that he is in Fukushima and being exposed to less than 1/3rd of what Americans are exposed to.
Interesting…!
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