Fukushima
Worker: “All sorts of troubles going on in plant”; Officials
won’t tell public what really happens
- People
should worry, it’s not under control
- Employees wear disguises over fear of retaliation
- Reporter: Tour of plant “was very strange… feels completely dead… not many people”
- Employees wear disguises over fear of retaliation
- Reporter: Tour of plant “was very strange… feels completely dead… not many people”
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September, 2014
NHK,
Sept. 24, 2014 (at 2:15 in): [A Fukushima Daiichi worker’s
attorney] warns that the current system could endanger the entire
decommissioning process… “Tepco should be held accountable for
turning a blind eye. It needs to improve labor conditions, otherwise
the situation will make it impossible to secure enough workers to
deal with the nuclear accident.” >>
The
Guardian,
Sept. 9, 2014 (emphasis
added):
Fukushima
fallout continues…
[There's an] unprecedented attempt by four Fukushima Daiichi workers
to sue the utility for unpaid wages… [T]he four
men… wore masks in court for fear of reprisals
from their employers… “A year ago, the prime minister told the
world that Fukushima
was under control. But that’s not the case,”
Tsuguo Hirota told Reuters… “It’s becoming a place for amateurs
only, and that
has to worry anyone who lives near the plant.”…
“My health could suffer… I believe there are many people who
can’t speak out about this kind of problem,” one of the workers
told public broadcaster NHK.
Time
Magazine correspondent Hannah Beech,
Sept. 7, 2014: Just to get into the plant it –again — it’s like
a Hollywood movie… What was very
strange
about walking into this place is that it
feels completely dead.
You don’t
see that many people
moving around. And those people that you do see, there’s
not a palpable sense of urgency,
but you realize that the work that they’re doing is so important.
And they may not be getting the full of backing that they should to
be able to do this. >> Full
interview here
NPR,
March 11, 2014: About 100 out of the 4,000 people working in the
plant every day are TEPCO employees. The rest are subcontractors…
Workers [are barred from] speaking to the media… I met a TEPCO
worker who was on the job when the quake and tsunami hit… and
talked in his car… on the condition that we not identify him and
disguise his voice. He says it’s well known at the plant that
shoddy work is being done… Many problems inside the Fukushima plant
go unreported… The worker says that the Japanese government now
needs to step in and guarantee the welfare and safety of all the
workers…
TEPCO
employee at Fukushima Daiichi
(at
2:45 in):
I’m
concerned about my safety…
There are things they
feel they don’t have to disclose.
There are all
sorts of troubles going on
inside the plant.
In
the 1400 + days that I have been reading and watching articles on the
disaster at Fukushima Daiichi I have seen some amazing stuff.
This is
the single best piece I have watched. This will be a totally
worthwhile 30 minutes spent viewing the consequences of the stupidity
of Nuclear Energy .
More amazing work from Troy Livingston who has an
extensive You Tube catalogue of work on F.D.
If it wasn't for Climate
Change instigating the 6th Great Extinction on this planet imagin the
damage this disaster would have done over multiple generations?
---Kevin
Hester
Gov’t Expert: Fallout in California thousands of times higher than we expected for several days after Fukushima explosions — ‘Orders of magnitude’ above estimates at start of crisis, even though estimations based on Chernobyl — Article: Releases at these levels would mean “many hundreds of kilograms” of “many other fission products!” (MAP)
Fukushima
breaking news; NEW STUDY shows LEUKEMIA RATES dramatically INCREASING
IN THE U.S.
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