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Tuesday, 19 May 2020
Saturday, 23 November 2019
Russian Watchdog Detects ‘Radiation Incident’ in South China Sea
This could easily have been a case of "fake news by a right-wing talk back host" were it not for confirmation below from the Russians. Of course in the US it is just "fake news" which is the case with a lot of stuff that is actually true.
There
has been "An
Incident" in the South China
Sea -- UPDATE
11:17 PM EST:
RADIATION DETECTED!!!!
20
November, 2019
Oceanographic
instruments monitoring the South China Sea have reportedly registered
a significant undersea EXPLOSION.
Details
are sketchy as of 6:22 PM eastern US time, but military sources are
saying an explosion took place at a depth of approximately 50 Meters,
which caused an underwater shock wave of such sudden presence, and of
such strength, that the explosion itself "had to be between 10
and 20 Kilotons." Those sources (military) also say
explicitly "An
earthquake has been ruled out."
United
States submarines routinely operate in that area of the world's
oceans.
If
an explosion of that magnitude took place, it could reek havoc with
the submarine(s) and their instruments; perhaps forcing them to leave
an area, or perhaps put into port for re-calibration or repairs.
There
is nothing in the area of the South China Sea which, on its own, can
account for such a possible event.
UPDATE
11:17 PM EST --
Radiation
is now being detected at shore monitoring points around the South
China Sea!
According
to this official map from the uRADMonitor Global Environmental
Monitoring Network, "significant" radiation readings are
now registering on their radiation monitors, shown on the map below:
Did
China detonate a small, tactical, nuclear device to send a warning to
the United States over the US Senate and US House approving the Hong
Kong Democracy Act, which China views as an "assault" upon
China's internal affairs?
Has
China had enough of US "freedom of navigation" exercises in
the South China Sea?
Is
China feeling the sting of economic downturn from its Trade War with
the USA, and are they "upping-the-ante" signaling actual
war
US media is saying this is "fake news" whereas the Russians have confirmed an incident.
Russian Watchdog Detects
‘Radiation Incident’ in South
China Sea
A Rospotrebnadzor statement said radiation levels are not high enough to threaten the Russian population.
22
November, 2019
The
Russian government’s consumer protection watchdog Rospotrebnadzor
said Friday it has detected a
“radiation incident” in the South China Sea.
“Based
on data received from the Global Environmental Monitoring System,
there’s an increase in background radiation in the South China Sea
in connection with a radiation incident,” Rospotrebnadzor said in
an online statement.
It
added that the radiation levels did not “currently threaten the
Russian population” and that it “has increased its radiation
monitoring in the adjacent border areas.”
A
website run by far-right U.S. talk show radio host Hal
Turner claimed Wednesday
that unidentified military sources had allegedly detected an
underwater nuclear explosion in the area that caused powerful
shockwaves.
Gizmodo
reported that uRADMonitor Global Environmental Monitoring
Network data used in the initial report registered “negligible”
radiation and noted that two other agencies in the region showed
normal radiation readings.
Military
analysts reported Saturday
that an 11,000-ton Chinese nuclear missile submarine had surfaced
among Vietnamese fishing boats in the South China Sea in September.
https://www.rospotrebnadzor.ru/about/info/news/news_details.php?ELEMENT_ID=13136
Here is my report from a few days ago
Here is my report from a few days ago
Wednesday, 20 November 2019
"RadCon-5" Radiation Alerts in US Southwest
"RadCon-5"
Radiation Alerts
in US Southwest
Two
cities in the southwestern United States are reporting record-setting
radiation blasts according to sensors operated by the United States
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Tuesday, 15 October 2019
Typhoon Hagibis hits Japan Sweeps Away Radioactive Soil & Waste
Radiation
Alert: Super
Typhoon Hagibis hits Japan
Sweeping Away Radioactive
Soil & Waste
Fairewinds,
12 October, 2019
Fukushima Daiichi’s radioactive waste is on the move again as Hagibis, the worst typhoon to hit Japan since 1958, dropped 30” of rain in 24 hours and millions of people were forced to evacuate due to flooding.
12 October, 2019
Fukushima Daiichi’s radioactive waste is on the move again as Hagibis, the worst typhoon to hit Japan since 1958, dropped 30” of rain in 24 hours and millions of people were forced to evacuate due to flooding.
From the minute we learned of this Super Typhoon threat, we were gravely concerned for the people of Japan and the tons of highly radioactive debris sitting on the edge of the volatile Pacific Ocean on the former site of the six Fukushima Daiichi atomic power reactors. Three of those nuclear power plants had meltdowns in March 2011 leaving more highly toxic radioactivity than anyone ever anticipated having in one spot. Some of that poisonous debris has been raked up and confined to thousands of giant 1-ton jumbo plastic bags that were right in the path of Hagibis. As we watched the news of the approaching Pacific super typhoon (tropical cyclone) with its 150 mile per hour (mph) winds, we worried for the people of Japan who have already faced the worst nuclear disaster on the planet.
Since these events are just beginning to unfold, the amount of radioactive material released into the Pacific Ocean and surrounding environment is unknown as of Monday morning, October 14.
As reported by MSN news:
Contaminated waste from damaged nuclear plant in Fukushima swept away by Typhoon Hagibis
… the city of Tamura in Fukushima Prefecture said Sunday that an unknown number of bags containing contaminated waste from the plant were lost. Officials say heavy rains carried the bags to the nearby Furumichi River. That river connects to another river and flows into the Pacific Ocean. The city retrieved ten bags from the river but they haven't been able to confirm how many went missing out of the more than 2-thousand 6-hundred bags kept in a temporary storage.
Now, government authorities in Japan have begun the arduous task searching for an unknown number of bags of radioactive waste that were swept away by Super Typhoon Hagibis. Each bag weighs more than one ton; the plastic material of which they were fabricated was anticipated to last only 5 to 7 years before the toxic debris would require a final dumping place, a temporary storage facility, or new bags to assure no leakage of the poisonous dirt and vegetation within.
Readers of the Fairewinds twitter feed will note that on Friday we expressed real concern about the status of Fukushima Daiichi and its highly radioactive dirt and debris in the face of this climate crisis weather event.
Unfortunately, our worst fears from Friday are true. While damage reports are understandably still very incomplete, here is a video of one nuclear waste storage area that was undermined by heavy rain, spilling its radioactive contents into a river that runs into the Pacific Ocean.
Even more disturbing is this report from the New York Times:
Was the nuclear reactor at Fukushima struck?
In Fukushima Prefecture, where a huge earthquake and tsunami caused the Daiichi nuclear power plant to melt down in 2011, a burst levee flooded the banks of the Abukuma River after heavy rains.
Separately, Tokyo Electric Power said it was inspecting the nuclear plant for damage from the heavy rains.
In the city of Tamura, floodwaters displaced huge bags containing contaminated waste gathered during the cleanup of areas around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, Kyodo News reported. A river washed away an unknown number of the bags, which were in a temporary storage area, it said.
The contents of the bags, which hold up to 1.3 tons, were unclear, but they are most likely filled with irradiated topsoil and other refuse from the cleanup that followed the meltdown. Ten of the bags were recovered undamaged, Kyodo News said, and the authorities are cataloging the remaining ones to see how many were still missing.”
While a first read of this story may seem to repeat the previously quoted story of bags being washed away, what we at Fairewinds find additionally disturbing is that a levee (dam) has also burst. It is well known that enormous amounts of radioactive material from the Fukushima meltdowns have settled on the bottom of stream beds and behind levees throughout Japan. As this and other levees and dams burst, they will release even more of that radiation into swollen streams and rivers where it will settle anew in crop lands and populated areas that were previously thought to be cleaned.
Our concern is magnified because people and animals cannot see, taste, or smell this migrating radioactivity. If we look at the radioactively contaminated dirt, trees, and vegetation dispersed by this super typhoon, it will not look any different from any other river mud or debris, so people and animals will not know that it is contaminated with the most toxic substances known to humans. As our tagline says “Radiation Knows No Borders,” and unlike an oil spills, plastics, and some chemical leaks, there is no color or smell for anyone to know they should watch out!
This is a developing story, and since the meltdowns in 2011, Fairewinds has kept you informed, and we and our colleagues will continue to do so.
Monday, 14 October 2019
Typhoon Hagibis respreads nuclear contamination
Typhoon #Hagibis re-
spreads #nuclear
contamination far and wide –
Workers heightened risk at
#Fukushima
13 October, 2019
The latest typhoon to hit Japan has slammed into the area around the Fukushima nuclear plant triggering nuclear contamination of land and waterways that means TEPCO will need to redo a lot of the cleanup they have already done.
Also, contamination workers will have to sort out the damaged remaining nuclear waste plastic bags which will be a risky procedure because of the high Gamma “dose” levels, as well as the particulates of isotopes that can be ingested, inhaled and in the case of micro particles through safety clothing and skin.
Just when we thought TEPCO might be getting a handle on the waste issue (in limited areas) and therefore the health risks, we see 8 years hard work and health risks being repeated again.
Rivers, waterways and drinking water are at risk from these contaminants with both radiological and toxic dangers. Food in the fields, fish in the sea and both human and animals are all at risk.
Taiwan has made representations on the issue of Sea contamination;
In fact not only were the bags of nuclear waste damaged but many were completely washed away;
In Tamura, floodwaters displaced huge bags containing contaminated waste gathered during the cleanup around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, Kyodo News reported. A river washed away an unknown number of the bags. nyti.ms/2MP4icb
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Also, inside the nuclear plant itself radiation alarms went of as the typhoon struck. TEPCO maintain that it was only a malfunction but if that is the case it still shows that the sensitive areas on the devastated nuclear site are insecure and now exposed to the air;
Alarms were sounded in Fukushima Nuclear Power plants at 19:25 which means leak of radiation in a water processing structure.tepco.co.jp/press/mail/201…
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The temperatures after the Typhoon meant that high humidity and the more general damage in the Fukushima Prefecture will hamper repair and cleanup. Also, clean up will prove difficult as there are radioactive hotspots possibly all over the Fukushima prefecture and along the coastline. I am sure testing for the spread of radiation will be left to a few dedicated citizen radiation monitors (whose work is often shared on this blog – nuclear-news.net).
Once again the citizens of Fukushima who remained or who have returned and have battled to reconstruct their homes and business`s suffer another double whammy of natural disaster and nuclear disaster.
Here at nuclear-news.net, our hearts and prayers go to the people of Fukushima and other effected areas, wishing a speedy recovery. Our thoughts too to the injured and to those that have died. Namaste.
Posted by Shaun McGee
Posted to nuclear-news.net
Posted on 13 October 2019
Updated info here on the UN meeting of 2018 concerning the Fukushima disaster;
And this from September;
...and a river runs thru it. Except change 2.5 to 8.5#deadwhales much? #nuked #Pacific #Fukushima
aka RadChick
Regarding underground contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, it was found that groundwater flowed into the nuclear power plant from a route that TEPCO did not grasp, and a large amount of contaminated water was newly generated.johosokuhou.com/2019/09/28/189…
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