Is This What Awaits Japan?
Over the weekend, the entertaining@HistoryInPix twitter account posted this distrubing photo of the cemetery where all the radioactive vehicles that were used in the Chernobyl cleanup went to die.
One can't help but wonder: where is the comparable "cemetery" for the Fukushima disaster cleanup, and does the above photo have anything to do with the recently passed secrecy bill that was "designed by Kafka and inspired by Hitler"...
For those curious to see more of the Chernobyl cemetery, the following documentary should satisfy some of the pent up curiosity.
Game over basically...... From Chris Busby
Jan. 6, 2014 interview with Professor Chris Busby, Scientific Secretary of the European Committee on Radiation Risk and member of UK Department of Health Committee Examining Radiation Risk for Internal Emitters (CERRIE), Infowars (at 19:45 in): “I think they’re going to have to throw a fence around there and watch it forever. I don’t see what else they can do. I did think, and they did think, about the possibility of bombing it into the ocean, but frankly I think there’s nothing much they can do now — the genies out of the bottle. The material in those reactors is now in the ground somewhere, and there’s no way they can get at it. The more water they pump in there, and the continuous water that comes down into the groundwater there, will just wash the uranium out into the sea — and continue to pollute the Pacific Ocean, more or less forever.” >> Watch the interview here
Jan. 12, 2014 interview with Professor Busby, Scientific Secretary of the European Committee on Radiation Risk and member of UK Department of Health Committee Examining Radiation Risk for Internal Emitters (CERRIE), VoR (at 2:30 in): “I don’t think there’s much more [Tepco] can do, to be honest. I think the thing is out of control. I can’t see what they can do. Basically, what we have here — in my opinion, and others too — is that the core material from the reactors is outside of the containment and in the ground. So the groundwater is picking up this radioactivity and bringing it onto the surface [...] until they actually address the basic problem of this stuff being outside the containment, then there’s not much they can do [...] for the stuff that is outside the tanks in the ground, I’m not sure I see any way in which they can do it.” >> Full interview broadcast available here
Ex - SKF
#Fukushima I NPP: Data on Strontium in Water Hasn't Been Published for 6 Months, and Will Not Be Published Until TEPCO Figures Out What's Wrong
What's worse is (as usual) TEPCO didn't say anything until now.
What's even worse is that TEPCO is not going to release the data until it fully investigates why the new results differ from the old results.
Nuclear Regulation Authority was openly expressing doubt about the data that came from TEPCO on radioactive materials measurement, and that was about 6 months ago.
From Yomiuri Shinbun (1/9/2014):
東電、ストロンチウム濃度公表せず…測定誤り？
TEPCO will not publish data on strontium density, measurement error?
東京電力は８日、福島第一原子力発電所の港湾や井戸で海水や地下水を採取して調べている放射性ストロンチウムの濃度について、「測定結果に誤りがある可能性があり、公表できない」と発表した。
TEPCO announced on January 8 that regarding the density of radioactive strontium in the sea water and groundwater whose samples are taken from the plant harbor and wells at Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant, there is apossibility of errors in the measurement results and the results cannot be published.
海水などは定期的に採取して汚染状況を監視することになっており、放射性セシウムなどは毎週、濃度を分析して公表している。しかし、汚染水に含まれる主要な放射性物質の一つであるストロンチウムは、毎月分析することになっているが、昨年６月に採取した海水などの分析結果を最後に、半年近くも公表していなかった。
Water samples are regularly collected to monitor contamination, and the density of radioactive cesium are measured and published every week. Strontium is supposed to be measured every month, but the result of measurement hasn't been published for nearly a half year since the last one for the seawater samples taken in June last year.
東電によると、昨年夏まで使っていた装置の分析結果にばらつきがあり、信頼性に乏しかった。同９月に新たな装置を導入し、信頼性が向上したが、「旧装置と異なる分析結果になった原因を詳しく解明してから、新たな装置による結果を公表したい」と説明している。
According to TEPCO, the measurement results from an equipment used until the summer of 2013 were not consistent and not reliable. TEPCO switched to a new equipment in September and the reliability was enhanced. But TEPCO says, "We would like to investigate first why the new results differ from the old results, before we announce the new results from the new equipment."
Curious to know what kind of "inconsistencies"?
According to TEPCO's own words during the regular press conference on January 8 (well captured by this tweet from @jaikoman), the density of strontium - a beta nuclide - exceeded the density of all-beta, which is impossible.
No other entity is allowed to take measurements of radioactive materials inside the plant. It has been TEPCO's monopoly. It was less than two months ago that IAEA visited the plant and endorsed TEPCO's method of measurement.
According to TEPCO's own words during the regular press conference on January 8 (well captured by this tweet from @jaikoman), the density of strontium - a beta nuclide - exceeded the density of all-beta, which is impossible.
No other entity is allowed to take measurements of radioactive materials inside the plant. It has been TEPCO's monopoly. It was less than two months ago that IAEA visited the plant and endorsed TEPCO's method of measurement.
Info Wars
Pentagon Agency Admits It Began Stockpiling Potassium Iodide Due to Fukushima
Radiation leaks from nuclear plant “renewed interest” in iodide, agency said in 2012
Kit Daniels
Infowars.com
January 9, 2014
Infowars.com
January 9, 2014
A federal bid notice reveals that a Pentagon agency began stockpiling potassium iodide in 2012 due to its concerns over the Fukushima nuclear crisis, shedding light on why the Dept. of Health and Human Services is now ordering 14 million doses of iodide.
“The recent earthquake in Japan in March of 2011 and the resultant nuclear crisis has renewed interest in” potassium iodide, the Defense Logistics Agency said in a solicitation.
The Defense Logistics Agency posted a solicitation on FedBizOpps in 2012 asking contractors for 75,000 packages of potassium iodide tablets because the “recent earthquake in Japan in March of 2011 and the resultant nuclear crisis has renewed interest in this item.”
“The U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency has submitted a MILSTRIP (Military Standard Requisitioning and Issue Procedures) for this item to ensure that critical operational forces are protected in the event of nuclear fallout,” the solicitation added.
Potassium iodide keeps radioactive iodine from being absorbed by the thyroid gland and therefore it is commonly taken in the event of a severe nuclear emergency, such as the current Fukushima crisis.
As Paul Joseph Watson reported on Jan. 1,HHS ordered an unprecedented 14 million doses of potassium iodide for delivery next month.
A government source later told Anthony Gucciardi that this purchase is bizarre given the massive amount requested on such a short notice.
Although HHS did not list a reason for its order, the DLA’s open admission reveals that it is highly likely that the health department is also stocking up on potassium iodide due to Fukushima.
But why would HHS wait until now?
Because several oceanographers concluded last August that the radioactive plume from the Fukushima disaster will reach the U.S. coast early this year.
Additionally, another major earthquake hitting the already delicate nuclear plant could force tens of millions to evacuate Japan.
Yet unlike the Pentagon agency, the health department has been silent on its preparation for such a crisis.
When Gucciardi called the procurement office for HHS about the iodide purchase, the representativedenied that HHS was stockpiling potassium iodide for any particular reason.
“Do you have any concerns about Fukushima?” Gucciardi asked.
“I have no idea about any of that… there’s no hidden agenda here,” the representative responded.
But given the DLA’s open proclamation that it is in fact stockpiling potassium iodide because of the radiation leaks from Fukushima, it appears that the health representative’s denial is as weak as the duct tape repair work made to the crippled nuclear plant.
This article was posted: Thursday, January 9, 2014 at 6:37 am
Fukushima Madness: Plant Decontamination System Shuts Down Amid Failure
A malfunction within the Fukushima plant has led to the complete shutdown of the plant’s decontamination system.
Anthony Gucciardi
Infowars.com
January 9, 2014
Infowars.com
January 9, 2014
As the Fukushima nightmare continues under the wing of plant operator TEPCO, the blatant incompetence of the highly deceptive corporation is once again apparent following a complete shutdown of the plant’s decontamination system. The very same system responsible for handling the mass amounts of radioactive water around Fukushima that TEPCO originally promised would be entirely decontaminated by the end of 2014.
And instead of fulfilling their promise to decontaminate the plant’s radioactive water by the end of 2014, TEPCO now insists that it needs another entire year to finish the job — and this system shutdown certainly will not help in reducing that time. According to media sources and official TEPCO statements, the failure of the Advanced Liquid Processing System (ALPS) may ‘take a long time to restart’. What’s worse, however, is that this is not the first time the system has been shutdown due to failure.
As early as last December, TEPCO also experienced a malfunction within their decontamination equipment that led to the inability to filter radionuclides like strontium and cobalt from the contaminated plant water.
But is it any surprise to know that the same plant operation company that is shuffling in homelessJapanese citizens to clean up the area is also highly incompetent when it comes to the use of safety machinery? This is even the same company that was caught using duct tape to patch up critical equipment around the plant.
Energy News.........
Radiation Expert: It’s terrifying how Pacific ecosystem has collapsed since Fukushima — Plutonium and uranium suspected of spreading through food chain (VIDEO)
Fukushima Diary......
Tepco “There is no way to shield Bremsstrahlung from contaminated water tanks”
Posted by Mochizuki on January 12th, 2014 · 2 Comments
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There is no way to shield Bremsstrahlung from contaminated water tanks, Tepco stated in the press conference of 1/10/2014.
The contaminated water tanks contain high level of β nuclides. As shielded by water and the tank material, it turns into Bremsstrahlung.
Tepco’s spokesman commented it is technically impossible to shield each tank. Even if they put the shielding material inside of the tanks, it also causes Bremsstrahlung.
Having the contaminated water endlessly increasing, contaminated water tanks are also increasing. The workers involved in tank construction, leakage patrol, and maintenance are significantly exposed even without touching the contaminated water directly.
Related article.. Plant area dose to be 8.04 mSv/y due to the tanks / Tepco forced to choose raise the area dose or discharge [URL]
Reactor3 hoax → Reactor3 still steaming like it has been seen since last July / Normal abnormality
Posted by Mochizuki on January 9th, 2014 · No Comments
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Following up this article.. [Column] Reactor3 hoax and Fukushima exploiters [URL]
The “steam” from reactor3 was observed on 12/27/2013, 1/2/2014 and 1/9/2014, according to Tepco. In all the cases, the temperature was below 6℃, humidity was over 90%. The observing time was before 8AM.
Fukushima Diary stated the “steam” has been constantly observed since last July. These new observations proved that is true.
Question about Tepco’s radiation measurement credibility / Sr-90 density was higher than all β density
Posted by Mochizuki on January 8th, 2014 · No Comments
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Following up this article.. 75% of seawater samples around Fukushima port still “under analysis” for Strontium-90 [URL]
The reason of delayed announcement of numerous Strontium-90 analysis result was because Tepco doubts the result themselves.
On 1/8/2014, Tepco’s spokesman stated that in some of the analysis data before September of 2013, Strontium-90 density was higher than All β nuclide density. They are investing the reason before announcing the analysis results of contaminated water and seawater.
“All β nuclide” is the collective of β nuclides to include Strontium-90, so Strontium-90 density must be lower than the one of All β nuclide.
Even if this is not just their excuse to conceal the actual contamination situation, it may also mean that the past analysis data contain crucial error.
60,000 Bq/m3 of Strontium-90 detected from groundwater of 25m underground
Posted by Mochizuki on January 8th, 2014 · No Comments
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Following up this article.. Radiation from 25m underground → Cesium-134/137 density increased 2.9 times within 8 days/ Tepco not to analyze Sr-90 [URL]
Significant level of Strontium-90 was measured from groundwater taken from 25m underground, according to Tepco. The density was 60,000 Bq/m3. The sampling date was 12/10/2013.
This is 32 times much as the previous reading of 1 week before.
Tepco took another sample on 12/18/2013, but they don’t analyze Strontium-90 from this sample anymore. The reason is not announced.
Tepco used to state the contamination is not reaching this deep ground layer. However having even Strontium-90 detected not only Cesium-134/137, it’s becoming clear that some unverified source is contaminating the groundwater in the wider rage than ever anticipated.
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