Published: May 17th, 2012 at 12:20 pm ET
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Fukushima Documentary
France24
A year after Japan’s earthquake and tsunami, a documentary about Fukushima shows lives in limbo [...]
At ~1:15 in
Mayor of Futaba: “I’ve been exposed to radiation, who’s responsible for this?”
Published: May 17th, 2012 at 12:20 pm ET
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"The PEOPLE who got the most damage(d) are the most ignored…"
- Funahashi 2:26
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we need more irradiated people like him to make this PUBLIC!!!
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Japan is the latest poster child for what it is like to live in a Nuclear Nation.
WORLD BEWARE!
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According to this guy there is nothing to worry about. I don't think he's done his homework http://youtu.be/iFPuureeyiQ
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Radoslaws comment about the polish not worrying about nuclear appears to show some serious ignorance of nuclear matters in poland.. the new generation have forgotten chernobyl in favour of the ipad!
or it may show some pressure concerning the polish cultural institute in new york… just saying?!!
found a link to the above video on
http://www.france24.com/en/20120309-radislaw%20rychcik-solitude-cotton-fields-en-culture?page=5&ns_campaign=editorial&ns_source=RSS_public&ns_mchannel=RSS&ns_fee=0&ns_linkname=20120309_radislaw%20rychcik_solitude_cotton_fields_en_culture
so it is doing the rounds…
great to see more fukushima stories being covered!
oh and heres some info..
Twenty Years after Chernobyl Nuclear Accident – Its Effects in Poland
"…When the accident occurred, Chernobyl was a part of Ukrainian Soviet Republic near the Belarus border, now this is a free Ukraine. Not too many people are aware that Chernobyl was a part of Polish multi-ethnic kingdom for many centuries! We will talk about the Chernobyl history and its Polish connection in the next part of the article: Chernobyl's Polish Connection from Historical Perspective…"
didnt know that! bet RADoslaw didnt either
http://culture.polishsite.us/articles/art410fr.htm
EXTENDED and ADAPTED
SUBMISSION IN THE
SEA PROCEDURE
for the Polish Nuclear Energy Programme
http://www.greenpeace.org/poland/PageFiles/351935/uwagi-greenpeace-ocena-programu-jadrowego.pdf
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had to give you a paragraph out of the above pdf report.. says it all about everything..
"…It has to be noted, that this study has translated a lot of material from English into Polish and with thatmade it accessible to the Polish public. However, because of the pro-nuclear bias of choice of materials –
for instance materials concerning effects of radiation, safety analysis of reactors, externalities of energy sources, descriptions of radioactive waste management procedures, costs and socio-economic effects
–and lack of inclusion of more critical material, as well as lack of coverage of certain important critical areas– for instance alternative policy scenarios, uranium mining, effects of large beyond design accidents,liabilities for the Polish state and population, a host of security issues – , the report threatens to further unbalance the already distorted debate in Poland.
It is therefore extremely important, that the Polish government sees to it that more critical material is taken up in this assessment…."
i hear u RADoslaw! sigh!
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Thursday
May 17, 2012 7:00pm-9:00pm
Watch NRC's annual review meeting at Indian Point near New York City tonight live on the internet
More than 500 concerned citizens took over NRC's Indian Point annual review meeting a year agoA year ago, not long after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear catastrophe began, 500 to 600 concerned citizens took over the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's annual meeting to review performance at Entergy Nuclear's Indian Point nuclear power plant (see photo, left). A repeat of the citizen takeover may be at hand, with bus loads of concerned citizens from New York City, as well as large numbers of immediate neighbors to the twin reactors, planning to attend tonight, representing such groups as Shut Down Indian Point Now! and the Indian Point Safe Energy Coalition.
This just in from longtime friend and colleague of Beyond Nuclear, Alfred Meyer in New York City:
LIVE STREAM – May 17, 2012 – 7-9 pm EDT
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Public Meeting to discuss NRC's assessment of safety performance at Indian Point Units 2 & 3 for 2011:
Courtesy of Cinema Forum Fukushima (CFF): http://cinemaforumfukushima.org/
People can watch live streaming on these websites:
CFF Ustream:
http://ustre.am/IhBe
CFF Blog (Eng):
http://wp.me/p2g2dl-7t
CFF Blog (JPN):
http://wp.me/p2g4rK-5D
CFF Twitter:
@ERFNYC
The meeting will take place at: DoubleTree Hotel, Westchester Ballroom, 455 South Broadway, Tarrytown NY.
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yea, who is responsible… Seems like no one wants to step up to the plate and say;
"Hey folks, I WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS"
Now we look around for someone to blame and point fingers at.. Meanwhile four out of five fingers point back at us.
Comparing Contaminated Zones Around Chernobyl And Fukushima Ocean Radiation Released; via A Green Road Blog http://agreenroad.blogspot.com/2012/05/comparing-contaminated-zones-around.html
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Precisely correct. I am responsible. Can you say the same? Power and responsibility go together. If you want the power, take responsibility.
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"have been?" so there is no more ten million bq/kg dust? no more missing steaming melted cores? no more steaming sfp#4? have been? no more ocean plume? no more cesium in california milk? have been? have been?
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