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"People don't care (about Fukushima/Pacific Ocean death)..." - Kevin Blanch

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Didn't You ever want to let it all hang out on a topic that is near and dear to Your heart?

Our friend Kevin tells it like it is.


From two years ago.
This will set the stage nicely for what is to follow.


Fukushima Meltdown nuclear fish WHERE ? U.S.A.

kevin d. blanch PROFANITY used 4/2/12 - YouTube

Published on Apr 2, 2012
The Japanese are not eating their own fish.
WE ARE, here in the United States.


Related:

Radiation 258 times legal limit found in fish off Fukushima - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun

22 August 2012
Fish off the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant have 258 times the legal limit of radioactive cesium, Tokyo Electric Power Co. said Tuesday.

The reading for two rock trout, caught about 20 kilometers to the north of the plant, showed 25,800 becquerels per kilogram, the highest yet detected in surveys conducted after last year's nuclear accident.

Consuming 200 grams of the fish would amount to an internal radiation exposure of 0.08 millisievert for a human. The annual safety limit for radiation exposure from food products is 1 millisievert per person.

"The reading was way beyond the levels recorded before," said Tetsu Nozaki, who heads the Fukushima Prefectural Federation of Fisheries Co-operative Associations."It is worrying."

Related:

Fukushima hot cod stopped from entering U.S.

30 August 2012
The central government of Japan has ordered Aomori Prefecture to suspend shipping Pacific cod caught near the port of Hachinohe due to excessive levels of cesium detected, according to The Japan Times Wednesday.

The central government ordered Aomori Prefecture to halt shipping Pacific cod caught near the port of Hachinohe after excessive levels of radioactive cesium were, initiating the first such ban for the prefecture because of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.

Radioactive cesium exceeding the government's allowable safety level of 100 becquerels per kilogram has been detected twice in cod caught off Hachinohe, the government said Monday…

Of course, that was over two years ago.


Radiation 258 times legal limit found in fish off Fukushima - AJW by The Asahi Shimbun
The US Fears the World will Discover its Big Nuclear Secret

13 July 2013
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One of the ways that the US tried to calm the furore over the Fukushima disaster, was to help Japan to raise the acceptable radiation levels, so that any leak of radioactive particles would be deemed less serious.

And ex-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was thought to have signed an agreement with her Japanese counterpart to promise that the US would continue to buy seafood from Japan, as proof that all is well, even though the FD has so far refused to actually test the sea-food for any radiation and determine that it is safe for consumption.

As part of the US’s efforts to keep Japan’s nuclear industry alive, at the end of last month, Mainichi Shimbum, one of the largest Japanese newspapers, reported that “the Japanese prime ministerial envoy secretly promised to the United States that Japan would resume its controversial ‘pluthermal’ program, using light-water reactors to burn plutonium, according to documents obtained by the Mainichi.”

The ‘pluthermal’ program mixes uranium with plutonium, extracted from spent nuclear fuel, to form a mixed-oxide (MOX). The resulting MOX fuel can then be used in light-water reactors, and provides a useful means of disposing of dangerous plutonium…




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