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This
is getting overwhelming, so here are the headlines from ENENews
- Can’t be detected by a Geiger counter
- Terrible things are looming for the children, they must be evacuated yet nothing is done… This is a “criminal nation” — I am worried
Title:
Takashi
HIROSE
Source:
Yonaoshi
3.11
Date:
Mar. 8, 2013
Transcript
Excerpts
At
0:45 in
Hirose
Takashi, journalist/former engineer: As we speak, radioactive
material is seeping through Fukushima’s ground. It makes its way
underground, reaches the ocean, to finally end up in the sky.
This
kind of fact does not make the news, so everyone forgets about it. If
that was talked about every day in the news, the Japanese population
couldn’t ignore it. […] In my opinion mass media bear most of the
responsibility for it. […] Incidents happen because mass media
never take the problem seriously.
The
problem with contamination is that we can only measure it within
items surrounding us, in the soil, the ground. A lot of people today
own a Geiger counter, but it can only report airborne particles, it
only measures Gamma rays. In fact, when researching the radioactive
content out from the reactors, and its dispersion, we do not find
everything.
It
was about 5,000ºC [~9,000ºF] inside the reactors. This was a
temperature of colossal magnitude. The uranium and plutonium took on
a gas form to escape. I can find all that based on my calculations,
but none of this can be detected using a Geiger counter […]
No
one even measures the strontium level. The strontium is the scariest
of all. It penetrates and stays resident in bones, causing leukemia.
This is particularly dangerous for the growth phase of children
exposed today.
For
children living near contaminated areas like Fukushima, we have to
immediately set up a plan for their evacuation. […]
Before
Japan lost the war, we organized group evacuations. We managed the
escape of children from dangerous areas […]
This
is something that must be done now. But the country does not do
anything about it. For that I am calling this country a criminal
nation. If we do not act, terrible things are looming for those
children. I am worried.
“It’s
a time bomb and clock’s still ticking”
- Ex-Fukushima Worker: I’m scared of collapse at plant, “buildings are in a very bad state”
- Gundersen: “Building failures” will occur in future if problems not solved
Arnie
Gundersen, Fairewinds Chief Engineer,
Oct. 14, 2013 (at 2:00 in): “You have an inadequate firm, under
funded from the Japanese government. And until those two problems get
solved, we will have leaks and building failures in the future.”
Kei
Takahashi, former Fukushima Daiichi worker
(at 12:30 in): “If it collapses due to a large earthquake, we
humans will not be able to control the situation. This possibility
scares me. The work environment is the worst you can possibly
imagine. It is highly contaminated and the buildings are in a very
bad state. The level of radioactivity is so high.”
Daisuke Kamijo, owner/operator of children’s center in Minamisoma, 20 kilometers north of Fukushima Daiichi (at 10:45 in): “I’m aware that anything can happen at any time. It’s a time bomb and the clock is still ticking.”
Taiki Kamijo, teenager living in Minamisoma, 20 kilometers north of Fukushima Daiichi (at 5:30 in): “If there’s another big earthquake, what will become of the reactors? I’m worried. My friends and I discuss this. We don’t want to die. We’re all very worried.
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