This
is the news that the government, media and nuclear industry would
like you to forget.
How
dangerous is Fukushima 4? Dr. Michio Kaku on Flashpoints
10
May, 2012
“The
reactor buildings still contain large amounts of spent fuel –
making them a huge safety risk and the only protection from a future
tsunami, Wyden observed, is a small, makeshift sea wall erected out
of bags of rock.”—Senator Ron Wyden (OR), after visit to
Fukushima
.
. .
”Scientists
say that there is a 70% chance of a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hitting
Fukushima this year, and a 98% chance within the next 3 years.”
The
alternative media is buzzing with concern over the precarious
situation of Fukushima 4, literally balanced on a knife-edge after
the initial earthquake and tsunami, but the commercial press
maintains near-silence.
Click
below to listen to this segment of a popular KPFA radio program to
learn more.
Unfortunately,
it’s hard for radio programs to publish transcripts of their
content, so the material can’t be found in Google or referenced. So
I can’t quote from yesterday’s Flashpoints program, I can only
ask you to take a moment and listen to at least the beginning of it.
If Disappeared News had time to do radio, I would want it to be like
Flashpoints with Dennis Bernstein. But he’s already doing it. So
please have a listen.
The
first part of the program is an update on how dangerous Fukushima
Reactor 4 is, with Dr. Michio Kaku.
As
Dennis says, “hold on to your seats and stay tuned.”
The
program mentions the impossibility of evacuating Tokyo’s 30 million
people, representing 20% of the country’s population. The
consequences of further nuclear disaster at Fukishima extend far
beyond Japan, of course.
Dr.
Michio Kaku says three raging meltdowns under way at Fukushima
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