"Fukushima Never Again" Documentary by Steve Zeltzer

The truth will shut down the nuke industry, as it should be. It creates a by-product that no one know what to do with that lasts millions of years, that to me is insanity.
Fukushima Never Again, 2012, Director: Steve Zeltzer, Producer: Steve Zeltzer

Fukushima: 2 "Worst Case Scenarios" By Arnie Gundersen update 11/22/13

Published on Nov 21, 2013
Gundersen: Up to 3 explosions hit Fukushima Unit 4 after 3/11 — Study: There was fire in its spent fuel pool — NPR: Big worry since fire weakened building's structure

Nov. 18, 2013:a fire in containment building [at Unit 4] weakened the structure. Tokyo Electric, or TEPCO, the utility that operates Fukushima, has reinforced the Unit 4 containment structure, but NPR's Geoff Brumfiel says it's continued to be a big worry.
Geoff Brumfiel, NPR, Nov. 18, 2013: [The] fourth reactor caught fire. And ever since, that reactor, Reactor 4, has been a big worry.
Chinese Science Bulletin, May 2013: "Fire in the spent fuel pool at the Fukushima reactor"
WBEZ's Worldview, Nov. 19, 2013 — Fairewinds Chief Engineer Arnie Gundersen (at 5:00 in): The building was structurally compromised. There was at least 2 if not 3 explosions in the building

The situation at Fukushima is getting worse - we are all toasts sooner or later

Radioactivity level spikes 6,500 times at Fukushima well .Radioactivity levels in a well near a storage tank at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan have risen immensely on Thursday, the plant's operator has reported. Fukushima fallout damaged thyroid glands of California babies

Fukushima Breaking News; Leading The March To The WHITE HOUSE 11-6-13

Fukushima is KILLING our World! STOP the MADNESS! Save our Beautiful Earth and all the Beautiful Life!

Fukushima Recap: Beyond Urgent

A great compilation of info for those who are new to Fukushima Nuclear Meltdown (and/or a quick synopsis) and the probable catastrophic outcome. More date to follow. However, this is a great intro for those who know nothing about the damage to the nuclear plant, the radioactive fallout coming across the pacific. I suppose you could call this "class" of information sharing: Getting to know you radioactive fallout (sorry I showed up tardy to class). Teacher then informs student: sit down and listen.

Fukushima Rocked by Mega Earthquake

A magnitude 7.3 earthquake hit the Fukushima region of Japan Saturday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake hit Japan's east coast at 2:10 a.m. Tokyo time, near the crippled Fukushima nuclear site. The tremor was felt in Tokyo, some 300 miles away. Japan's emergency agencies declared a tsunami warning for the area

Fukushima Tsunami Warning after 6.8 earthquake 10/25/13

Tsunami warnings in effect.
Very breaking news.
Earthquake Information (Information on seismic intensity at each site)
Issued at 02:28 JST 26 Oct 2013

Occurred at (JST) Latitude
(degree) Longitude
(degree) Depth Magnitude Region Name
02:10 JST 26 Oct 2013 37.2N 144.6E 10 km 6.8 Fukushima-ken Oki

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Published on Oct 25, 2013 http://youtu.be/Gc5aQLLBjbM ty missingsky101

Japan Hit By 7.3-Magnitude Earthquake Off Fukushima Prefecture Coast, Tsunami Advisory Issued
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TEPCO rushes to transfer contaminated water
The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant is rushing to take measures to prevent radioactive water in outdoor barriers from overflowing as a severe tropical storm approaches.
Water in barriers around tanks has been accumulating after a series of heavy rains since mid-September. The water is contaminated with radioactive substances.

The tainted water overflowed 11 barriers on Sunday.
At 6 of them, the spilled rainwater contained radioactive strontium above the government-approved release limit.
Tokyo Electric Power Company is transferring water from barriers to other tanks capable of holding a total of 4,000 tons.
TEPCO also plans to move the tainted water to underground pools. Some of those pools leaked radioactive water in April.
The utility has added 19 additional pumps, each of which can deal with 60 tons per hour, as well as 12 vehicles such as fire engines and water tank trucks.
But as of 4PM on Friday, the company did not finish the transfer work at some barriers.
On Thursday, Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority allowed TEPCO to simplify its procedure to release water from barriers by eliminating the step of temporarily transferring it to other tanks.
But the measure will be taken only if contamination levels in barriers are below the NRA-set standard.

NRA allows simplified release of barrier water
Japan's nuclear regulator has allowed the operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant to simplify its procedure to release water from barriers around tanks holding water contaminated by radioactivity.
A Nuclear Regulation Authority, or NRA, taskforce made the decision on Thursday.
It had previously only permitted the Tokyo Electric Power Company to discharge rainwater from the barriers after it moved the water temporarily into other tanks and confirmed the contamination levels were below the NRA-set standard.
However, since last month, TEPCO has not been able to keep pace with the increase in rainwater volume inside the barriers due to recent downpours.
This has caused water above the permitted contamination level to overflow the barriers.
The situation has prompted the NRA to approve TEPCO's proposal to drop the procedure of temporarily transferring the rainwater in the barriers to other tanks.
Oct. 24, 2013 - Updated 19:45 UTC

Atomic commission advised to quit policy making
A government panel says the Japan Atomic Energy Commission should no longer set the country's nuclear policy.
Panel members on Thursday discussed a proposal for ending the policy-making role of the commission.
They gave their general approval to the proposal. Panel members said the commission's work is limited to the field of nuclear energy, while the industry ministry drafts the country's overall energy policy.
But some panel members question the ministry's neutrality, since it promotes nuclear energy.
The panel agreed to continue discussions on this and other related issues.
The commission has since 1956 revised Japan's long-term nuclear policy about once every 5 years.
The policy deals with issues such as the ratio of nuclear power in the country's total energy use and recycling spent nuclear fuel.
The panel has also been discussing abolition of the commission itself. It plans to make a decision by the end of this year.
Oct. 24, 2013 - Updated 19:45 UTC

Izu Oshima residents ordered to evacuate
About 1,200 residents on Izu Oshima island, south of Tokyo, have been ordered to swiftly evacuate due to the rising risk of more mudslides from an approaching powerful storm.
As of 6 PM local time, severe tropical storm Francisco was heading northeast at a speed of 30 kilometers per hour along the southern ocean off the main island of Japan.
Since Tuesday total rainfall has reached 400 to 600 millimeters on some of the Pacific coasts of the Shikoku and Kyushu regions of western Japan. That's 2 to 3 times the average rainfall for the whole month of October.

BREAKING: "Apocalyptic Typhoon Wipha" Headed To Fukushima Nuclear Plant

An Apocalyptic Typhoon is about to destroy the Island of Japan, if the full force hits Fukushima Nuclear Plant

Whole World in Danger from Fukushima. Action Needed Now.

Harvey Wasserman is a journalist, author, activist and historian Here he explains the critical situation at Fukushima and how the fallout, potentially 13,000 times more than Hiroshima, from and accident at fuel pool four could cover the globe.

Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster

Video shows the spread of radiation from the Fukushima/Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, the worst disaster in history.
Music by: Michael St. John

James Corbett - What the Fuk is Happening at Fukushima?

James Corbett of The Corbett Report provides an update on the political, economic, social and radioactive fallout from the on-going nuclear disaster at Fukushima in Japan.

The Corbett Report is an independent, listener-supported alternative news source. It operates on the principle of open source intelligence and provides podcasts, interviews, articles and videos about breaking news and important issues from 9/11 Truth and false flag terror to the Big Brother police state, eugenics, geopolitics, the central banking fraud and more.

Fukushima TEPCO sets Decontamination Deadline, Sick Workers, Loose Bolts, Scrap 5&6 Update 9/20/13

Important update today. Parts include the following: (death in 20 seconds with waste)
TEPCO's water purification plan faces difficulties

The operator of the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant says it will purify all the radioactive water at the site by March 2015.
But observers say that won't be easy.
Tokyo Electric Power Company said Thursday there's a total of 440,000 tons of contaminated water in the basement of the turbine buildings and in storage tanks. The utility says there's another 15,000 tons in tunnels under the compound.
Containing the radioactive water was the main issue Prime Minister Shinzo Abe discussed with TEPCO on Thursday during his visit to the plant.
The utility plans to install 2 more water treatment devices in addition to one now in place. But its trial run is currently on hold because of damage caused by corrosion.
One of the two additional devices is a high performance model. TEPCO hopes the three devices will enable it to treat 1,500 tons of water a day. That's 3 times the present rate.
But the water-treatment devices cannot remove tritium, a radioactive isotope of hydrogen.
TEPCO also has a plan to release clean groundwater into the ocean before it is contaminated by the facilities area. It will do that by forming a bypass around the plant.
But there are growing fears that a leak of 300 tons of tainted water from a storage tank could be affecting the groundwater before it reaches the facility.
Local fishermen are worried this could further hurt Fukushima's image and delay the restart of the local fishery.
Observers say TEPCO needs to come up with a credible plan to deal with these problems.
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New nuclear waste disposal plan presented to panel

Japan's Industry Ministry has proposed a new way of disposing of highly radioactive nuclear waste that can be retrieved, if needed, after it is buried underground.
Ministry officials made the new proposal to its panel of experts on Friday.
They explained radioactive waste might need to be recovered from an underground storage if something happens that requires a review of the method, or if new technology to lower its toxicity is developed.
The ministry plans to bury high-level radioactive waste more than 300 meters underground, where it would remain for tens of thousands of years.
The ministry has been considering storage sites for 13 years, but the process had been stymied by strong public concern.
The Science Council of Japan said last year that since Japan is prone to seismic and volcanic activity using current technology it is difficult to determine sites that will remain stable for tens of thousands of years.
The ministry began overhauling plans in May this year.
Ministry officials say a time limit cannot be placed on how long the new proposal will be discussed.
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Inose: Tainted water not necessarily under control

Tokyo Governor Naoki Inose says that the problem of radioactive water leaking from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant isn't necessarily under control.
Earlier this month, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared at the general assembly of the International Olympic Committee in Buenos Aires that the situation at Fukushima is under control.
The IOC chose Tokyo as the host city for the 2020 summer Olympics and Paralympics.
At a news conference on Friday, Inose said the most important thing is that Abe expressed his determination to bring the situation under control.
The governor praised Abe for dispelling widely spread speculation and concern about the leakage problem.
Inose added that he expects the central government to do all it can to solve the problem.
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Motegi: Scrapping 2 reactors helps

Japan's industry minister says decommissioning 2 undamaged reactors at the troubled Fukushima Daiichi plant would help accelerate scrapping of the facility's damaged reactors.
Toshimitsu Motegi was speaking on Friday a day after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe asked the plant's operator to decommission the Number 5 and 6 reactors.
The 2 reactors, unlike the plant's other 4, remained intact after the 2011 massive quake and tsunami. But local municipalities have been demanding that Tokyo Electric Power Company scrap them.
Motegi said decommissioning the 2 would create space to build more tanks to store contaminated wastewater.
He added that during the scrapping process, the operator could use the 2 reactors' facilities to train its engineers. He said such training is impossible at the damaged No. 1 to 4 reactors due to high radiation.
Referring to a massive buildup of contaminated water at the plant, Motegi said the government will allocate state funds to install a high-performance water treatment device there.
He said the government and the company will do their best to complete work to purify the water by the end of March 2015, without sticking to a schedule.
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Japan PM Says Radioactive Fukushima Will Not be a Problem by 2020

Japanese Prime minister Shinzo Abe says contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant will no longer be a problem by 2020, in time for a possible Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

Full story:

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Wednesday said the issue of contaminated water at the Fukushima nuclear plant will be resolved by 2020, in time for a possible Tokyo Summer Olympic.

Abe is going first to Saint Petersburg, Russia for the G20 and later on to Buenos Aires, Argentina for the IOC session for a final pitch for Tokyo to host the 2020 summer Olympics.

Radiation around the plant's tanks holding contaminated water have spiked more than 20 percent to their highest level, raising questions about the clean-up of the world's worst atomic disaster in 27 years.

The International Olympic Committee will decide the winning bid on September 7.

Fukushima Radiation levels continue to rise

Recorded radiation levels at Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant continue to rise, with the latest readings showing a jump of more than 20 percent, according to the country's nuclear regulator. The station's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co, or Tepco, said on Wednesday that the higher levels are due to more sensitive detection equipment and that no new leaks had been detected. Al Jazeera's Florence Looi reports from Tokyo.

Fukushima is Thousand Times worse than we thought!

I don’t know why the Russians, Americans and everybody ells hasn’t been there from the start. Back when the reactor four building blew up I knew the s—t had hit the fan. They have been spraying water over this mess ever since but that can’t go on forever. Americas West coast will catch it big time when this thing burns up. Everything as we understand it will be over. God help us.Much like BP with Horizon in the Gulf, TEPCO will never divulge how bad it is until it's too late. How this isn't mainstream news EVERYDAY blows my mind........but then again that would take time away from reporting on fake peace treaty's and reality stars in court!

Fukushima Nuclear Disaster ~ Japan upgrades leak Danger Level

Japan's nuclear regulator has upgraded its alert level at the Fukushima nuclear plant to level three "serious incident".It is the highest level of alert since the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. Some 300 tonnes of highly radioactive water were found leaking from a storage tank on Monday.Al Jazeera's Caroline Malone reports.

Fukushima ~ New Radioactive Leak Found

It's been over two years since a catastrophic Tsunami pounded the Fukushima Nuclear Power plant spreading radioactive material in the area. The Japanese government did its best to contain the seepage, but new reports indicate that storage tanks at the plant are now leaking. RT's Meghan Lopez has more on the alarming update.

Fukushima May Eclipse Chernobyl as the Worst Nuclear Disaster in History

Excerpt: "WASHINGTON (VOR) - Two years after the Fukushima nuclear power plant meltdown, the disaster is still causing problems, and the Japanese government is looking at new ways to address the issue."
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Fukushima Ready to Blow, Again

This is a Worldwide catastrophe, and our governments are saying nothing and doing nothing. The best minds money can buy have to be brought in and find a solution, if any. This is THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY, or any century, and everyone is going, ho-hum, nothing to worry about. This stuff lasts for a very long time, and all life is affected. Where are all those environmentalists on this? They are too busy still trying to sell us on the Global Warming/Climate Change BS . I can't believe the worst-case scenarios of yesteryear's Sci-Fi literature seems to be coming true. Never mind the g-damn climate, this is really huge, really evil, really scary!!! The villains that have allowed this to happen should be made to eat "Yellow cake"

Radioactive Water From Fukushima Is Systematically Poisoning The Entire Pacific Ocean

Radioactive Water From Fukushima Is Systematically Poisoning The Entire Pacific Ocean
I DO NOT agree with everything he has to say so take from this video what you like & leave the rest behind