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ART The Desert City That Run Out Of Water
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VIDEO Flint Water Problems
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[BBC] Fukushima: What happened - and what needs to be done
A month has elapsed since the emergency at Fukushima began. But what exactly has gone on there and what are the priorities now? One way of looking at the drama that has unfolded around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactors is as a narrative with one central plot, and a number of...- cybercore
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How much will you pay for clean water soon ?
I just noticed the above comment and put it into the title of this post . So with all the crap, the massive pollution developing around the globe. How much will you be paying for clean water shortly down the line. Once your own water supplies are to contaminated to drink ,without measures to...- whoosh
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What does 'safe' mean in a nuclear disaster?
The news out of Japan has not been good this week. Officials there raised the severity rating of the nuclear disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant to the highest level, while the plant continues to dump radiation into the air and water and radiation is found in milk and drinking water in...- cybercore
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VIDEO Fukushima introduces Strontium to Enviroment
Japan has admitted the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster is on par with the one at Chernobyl. At the same time, Japan’s science and technology ministry reports strontium, a heavy radioactive metal that is a catalyst for leukemia, has been detected around the crippled reactors. In addition to...- whoosh
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Why the Japanese are Lying about Fukushima
Here’s a snippet from an interview about the Fukushima nuclear situation in Japan. It gives us some insight into why they are covering up the issues and the depth they are prepared to go to to maintain the lie that everything is going to plan. But what’s worrisome is that a nuclear reactor is...- whoosh
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Factbox: Japan's disaster in figures
The following lists the impact of the earthquake and tsunami that rocked the northeast coast of Japan on March 11 and the subsequent crisis at a nuclear power plant. ( DEATH TOLL A total of 12,009 people were confirmed dead by Japan's National Police Agency as of 9 p.m. EDT Saturday, while...- cybercore
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Japan nuclear progress as toll up
Electricity has been restored to three reactors at the Japanese nuclear plant wrecked by fire and explosions after the 11 March quake and tsunami. However the cooling systems are not yet operating, and the UN nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, says the situation remains "very serious". Some workers...- cybercore
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