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Monday, August 22, 2011

Video on China syndrome happening now.

Video on China syndrome happening now.

Paul Gunter, Beyond Nuclear joins Thom Hartmann. Meanwhile, Japan is not out of the danger zone...in fact the nuclear crisis is getting worse and worse! We've recently learned from Japan that the amount of radiation released was more than 20 times that from the Hiroshima bomb, and now it looks they may be experiencing the early stages of a total China Syndrome meltdown. And is the United States in danger too?

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A Japanese nuclear agency has created a detailed map showing ground radiation levels within 100 kilometers of the Fukushima Daiichi plant.

Japanese nuclear agency has created a detailed map showing ground radiation levels within 100 kilometers of the Fukushima Daiichi plant.

The Japan Atomic Energy Agency made the map by having a survey team drive through the area in June. The team took readings of aerial radiation once every 10 seconds for several days along routes totaling 17,000 kilometers.

The map uses colors to indicate radiation levels and Google Earth technology to help users pinpoint locations.

The agency says the map is more detailed than those that show radiation levels based on data taken from high in the skies. For instance, it shows two sites that are only 100 meters away but whose radiation levels differ by a factor of 10.
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When voters don't count and the Kansas City Missouri Nuclear reactors issue

When your majority vote no longer counts and your City Council negates your rights so they can build more deadly nuclear reactors, then what have we got here in America.

Why do we push democracy on other countries and we are not following it here. Something is wrong with this story below.

Enformable - August 22, 12:34 PM

Kansas City MO - City Council Expects Lawsuit After Attempts to Block Residents Nuclear Worries

Despite petitions getting enough signatures to call for a city-wide vote, a city council committee in Kansas City Missouri, on Wednesday approved an ordinance that would overrule a petition to stall the construction of a nuclear parts plant in south Kansas City.

The council does not want to shut the plant down, or be forced to have a public vote. The city and state governments are working to overcome the petitions by debating the citizens rights to shut down a federal facility.

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Nuclear Energy - News August 22, 2011

Energy-saving 'setsuden' campaign sweeps Japan after Fukushima(Guardian Unlimited)
Neon lights are switched off, trains are running slower and billboards flash energy savings as Japan looks to alternative sources of energy beyond nuclear power Workers using LED lamps instead of main lights, in an office in Tokyo.

Areas Near Japan Nuke Plant to Remain Off-Limits (Fox News)
Some residents evacuated from around Japan's stricken nuclear power plant may not to be able to return to their homes for "a long time" due to projections that high radiation levels will linger, a top government official said Monday.

Nuclear protesters celebrate 35 years of activism with Seabrook march (SeacoastOnline)
The past, present and future in the fight against the use of nuclear power converged Sunday at the site where battle lines were drawn on the Seacoast 35 years ago.

Singh bats for nuclear power shunned by Bengal (The Telegraph)
MK Narayanan, Milan Sanyal, Manmohan Singh, Mamata Banerjee and Srikumar Banerjee at the Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics in Calcutta on Sunday.

A Gallery of Small Fusion Startups (Al Fin)
General Fusion General Fusion is a small startup headquartered near Vancouver, BC.

India should file more patents, have more Nobels: PM - Indiatalkies.com(India Talkies)
Kolkata, Aug 21: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Sunday regretted India's low filing of patents compared to several developing countries, and said the nation should aim to produce more Nobel laureates.

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