TWENTY YEARS BEFORE ALL LIFE IS EXTINCT - FUKUSHIMA'S LEGACY
The recent argument put forth that Fukushima could not possibly be the causation of the massive plant and animal die off in the Pacific Ocean was that 'there has been no die off reported in Japan'. Perhaps the Japanese, with their secrecy laws regarding the publication of Fukushima news, have not been eager to report more of their problems to the world. The bird life in the Fukushima area has been reported to show severe declines. But the recent beaching and death of almost 200 dolphins near Fukushima was too large an event to keep quiet. Large carcasses covered a vast stretch of beach...not a pleasant site.
Thirty
experts were called in to assess the dying and dead animals.
Approximately seventeen were autopsied. The one common finding seemed
to be that their lung tissue was white...absent of the healthy pink
color that would indicate blood was flowing through. This effect has
been associated with radiation poisoning. The researchers stated they
had "never seen anything like this previously and were baffled".
This is becoming an oft repeated statement in the scientific world
since the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe.
Two
hundred fifty million years ago the earth went through its greatest
period of mass extinction of plant and animal life. Very little
survived after a sixty thousand year die off. It was theorized that
volcanic eruptions turned the oceans acidic, causing a disruption of
the food chain. Now scientists are theorizing the the continued
release into the Pacific Ocean of hundreds of tons of radioactive
water (daily) for over four years....and continuing....is causing the
acidification of the ocean. The decaying of dead plant and animal
material is an acidification event itself.
This
last major die off lasted sixty thousand years before there was very
little left alive...before mankind and even the dinosaurs appeared.
So are humans smart enough to stop this ...?
In
fact Nuclear Engineer Chris Harris speaks about our extinction
in the next twenty years from Fukushima
Question: “Do you
agree that this is, essentially — if it runs the next 20 years
without anything happening — basically an extinction event for a
good part of the human race and higher life forms?”Answer: Chris Harris, former licensed Senior Reactor Operator & engineer: “I just jotted down some thoughts really quickly, these are myths of Fukushima: Containment – there isn’t any, even though today they started off probably another failed attempt at the ice walls; Cold shutdown is a myth at Fukushima — they declared it, but there is no cold shut down there; Cooling is a myth there, because you can’t tell that there is actual cooling going to where ever the fuel is; Waste processing… mountains of plastic bags, a mountain of them — that’s waste processing?; Decommissioning is a myth; Cleanup is a myth, it’s a waste generation facility; … There is no containment; Emergency planning there is also a myth, as we have seen because of the faulty electrical systems and everything else from the makeshift system they do have running. So, I am in agreement with your statement.“
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It
appears doubtful the concerted effort needed can be accomplished.
The Pacific is one ocean in a world that is 75% water. It seems there
has been no technology developed to stop the pollution from
Fukushima. That would be a large help. But no one wants to take the
responsibility for the prevention of further nuclear accidents.
France just warned China that the steel vendor they both were using
to build nuclear plants had produced flawed steel material in their
nuclear plants. Other plants are aged over 40 years...out of
date...needing expensive repairs. Articles have been written that
safety containment structures could be constructed that would contain
a nuclear event...but that would make the electricity too expensive.
On the other hand killing off the life on earth like the fruit flies
that have contaminated their breeding jar, makes the other harder,
more expensive solutions suddenly sound attractive.
Solar
batteries produced by Tesla are already being installed in some
Walmarts to reduce their electric bill during peak hours. These will
eventually be available at a reasonable price to all homeowners,
providing each residence or business with its own source of power.
This will solve our problem of reliance on an electrical grid and
certainly do away with the need for nuclear power plants. But we
still will have the remaining plants and their spent fuel around for
thousands of years. These are accidents waiting to happen. The
earth is showing us it is far more fragile than we thought.
While many people will say it is ridiculous that the earth will die out over the next twenty years - what if that prediction happens to be true? It is time for Americans to take a stand & insist Fukushima be contained, no matter what the cost, and immediately, not later.
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