August 24th 2023 Thursday a day we will all remember

Japan will begin the release of what they call diluted water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant.

I guess they paid the world government some hush money because quite frankly this was really big news in the beginning I mean really really really big big news and why suddenly ever with all the world governments are pretty silent about this other than China and Korea.
Either way I think we all around the world will remember August 24th Thursday the year 2023.

a reply to: musicismagic

Japan to release Fukushima plant's treated radioactive water into ocean from August 24 - LINK - LINK

The treated water, which contains small quantities of tritium, will be diluted to one-40th of the concentration permitted based on Japanese safety standards before being discharged via an underwater tunnel 1 kilometer from the power plant.

Japan mothers' group fears Fukushima water release could revive health concerns - LINK< br />

a reply to: musicismagic

So what you're saying is that the rest of the world will now suffer more Radioactivity? I wonder what the fish over there will look like in a couple of years.

im pretty sure this has already been happening daily ever since then. Something in the order of 130,000 metric ton's a day if im not mistaken. There were years after that I never let myself get caught in the rain and for a good 5 year's too. it only happened three time's that I ever got rained on. I waited to see the the ocean flow charts, for when it would reach our west coast water's and then I started my walking between the raindrop's sorta thing. Then I came to the realization that my commitment was really pointless anyway, so why bother? I knew I would reach that point from day one, but I did my best to ignore it anyway. It was surely in, on, and all over us by that point. Now we have dead oceans, dwindling bird population's along with most animal's. The insect's I noticed a long time ago too. Gee I wonder if those exact isotopes may cause heart problem's? or unuasual mortalities among the otherwise young and healthy? Guess you would just have to look it up. Think I did once and the allowable limit's seemed to be raised from before that incident, or scrubbed altogether. I mean it would be impossible to hide elevated levels of radiation on the planet....right? No way to blend it wih any sorta future action's?. There would be warning's all over about that wouldn't there? Dire warning's and rumour's all over the place im sure. So surely this is just a conspiracy theory I picked up somewhere. The very definition of misinformation I suppose. I don't believe in that sort of thing, so I just go and it's business as usual. In fact Im gonna go shower in the next rainfall to prove that it's bs. If only there existed a whole band of misfits, nosey little bunch of folk's that thrive on that sorta thing?. Beside's, we all know that heart problem's are from the from the hokey poke.....right?

March 2011 I remember the earthquake that moved japan an eight feet. Michio Kaku the physicist was saying it would
take over 100 years to fix the mess… I felt the seaweed wraps for sushi would be contaminated with radiation. They said radioactivity was in the sand at California after it happened…. The incident went dark and quite all these years.

Ten full day's of straight news coverage, around the clock. Then nothing. whisper's here and there in the new's. Blurbs about they're only solution to wash it in with seawater, to cool the rods froms melting into gashous clouds. I knew then exactly what I was witnessing though, a disaster of epic and biblical proportion's. A calamaity that could never be undone, made worse by the location on the ocean. So what do we do when something that cant be undone, and will only get worse, happen's? We don't talk about it anymore. This was unlike every other disaster, tragedy, or ''conspiracy'' theory. This was always the gift that just keep's on giving. Mutation's and die off's abound already, and in fact years ago. This has compound interest too. But what are the Kardashian's up to anyway? thats the real question right?a reply to: frugal

Kinda 🤮
Gross

Fukushima, the desaster that, much like the Energizer Bunny, just keeps on going and going. Should be clean in a few thousand years or so.

Not to worry, Gogerra will arise soon to deal with it.

poor thing. is this the first time you found out what was going on? shouldn't have to be this way. Don't let it ruin dinner for you, life will go on. All the rich and powerful have made sure of that. Im sure your invitation is in the mail, for your spot in the Ark. Look at it this way...we could nuke the entire planet and it wouldn't matter now. See? there is alway's an upside. Nothing to worry about anymore. a reply to: shooterbrody

originally posted by: AnrkE
poor thing. is this the first time you found out what was going on? shouldn't have to be this way. Don't let it ruin dinner for you, life will go on. All the rich and powerful have made sure of that. Im sure your invitation is in the mail, for your spot in the Ark. Look at it this way...we could nuke the entire planet and it wouldn't matter now. See? there is alway's an upside. Nothing to worry about anymore. a reply to: shooterbrody

You know you are probably right.
Thanks!

a reply to: stelth2

You mean your cans of tuna might glow in the dark?

Im sorry my friend, and it sickens me to death too. I just don't know how to deal with it, other than very dark humour, and whisky. Lot's of whisky. I remember watching all unfold, and keeping up with their ''solutions'' and then when I started the clock. Then I learned to stop crying. Then even more whisky. I just hope I run out of whisky and time on the same day. Kinda wanna see how it ends. Sadly I am very afraid that I am in fact right, and I still havent found anyone to tell me Im not. Another whisky please!?

originally posted by: shooterbrody

originally posted by: AnrkE
poor thing. is this the first time you found out what was going on? shouldn't have to be this way. Don't let it ruin dinner for you, life will go on. All the rich and powerful have made sure of that. Im sure your invitation is in the mail, for your spot in the Ark. Look at it this way...we could nuke the entire planet and it wouldn't matter now. See? there is alway's an upside. Nothing to worry about anymore. a reply to: shooterbrody

You know you are probably right.
Thanks!

and here the world was so pristine and radioactivity-free...



I have spoken with geologists who are particularly proud of pre-1945 items in their collections, because EVERYTHING else on the surface of the earth contains the radioactive signature of the Atomic Era.

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Just had to say that didn't you? lol Anyway, we're all gonna die one way or another sooner or later, I'll continue enjoying my tuna while the song, Why Worry Now by Dire Straits, Softly plays in the background.

Of course, they could be full of #e and hooked on hopium, but who really knows. Scientists couldn't be wrong or lie to us, right? That never happened before


www.sciencealert.com...

Before it is stored, the wastewater produced at Fukushima is treated to remove almost all of the radioactive elements. These include cobalt 60, strontium 90 and caesium 137. But tritium – a radioactive form of hydrogen – is left behind.

When one of the hydrogen atoms in water is replaced by tritium, it forms radioactive tritiated water. Tritiated water is chemically identical to normal water, which makes separating it from wastewater expensive, energy intensive and time consuming. A review of tritium separation technologies in 2020 found that they are unable to process the huge volumes of water required.

But as radioactive elements go, tritium is relatively benign and its existence as tritiated water reduces its environmental impact. Chemically identical to normal water, tritiated water passes through organisms like water does and so does not strongly accumulate in the bodies of living things.

Tritiated water has a bioaccumulation factor of about one. This means exposed animals would have roughly the same concentration of tritium in their bodies as the surrounding water.

strangesounds.org... nd-chemicals.html

This new simple method could purge our Oceans from the most dangerous radioactive Cesium-137 released by the Fukushima disaster in sea waters

A new and efficient way to extract 137Cs from sea ​​water was developed by scientists of the Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) and the Institute of Chemistry of the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (FEB RAS). The present method concentrates cesium with an efficiency of up to 99%. Sorbents are natural chitosan from the shells of marine animals (crabs, shrimps and others) and the chemical nickel-potassium ferrocyanide, which forms an insoluble precipitate when reacting with Cesium. The development was tested during the international marine expedition in the Atlantic Ocean “ACE Maritime University.“

Since most of the existing nuclear power plants in the Asia-Pacific region are located in the coastal zone and use sea water for direct cooling. The danger of another major accident after Fukushima is real. Therefore it is important to have an almost perfect method to purge the ocean water from one of the most dangerous radioactive elements known.

new technology to purge cesium-137 from oceans fukushima, new method to extract radioactive cesium from sea waters
model simulations (using dye) of the long-term dispersal of Cs-137 released into the Pacific Ocean off Fukushima following the Daiichi nuclear accident after 43 days. via NOAA
The new method was tested during an oceanic expedition from Bremenhafen (Germany) to Cape Town (South Africa) organized by the Swiss Polar Institute (SPI).

new technology to purge cesium-137 from oceans fukushima, new method to extract radioactive cesium from sea waters
Model simulations (using dye) of the long-term dispersal of Cs-137 released into the Pacific Ocean off Fukushima following the Daiichi nuclear accident after 367 days. via NOAA
Water was sampled to measure radioactivity in the North Sea, the English Channel, the Bay of Biscay, and the coast of Africa. With the help of the new sorbent, places with an elevated cesium radioactivity were identified near the shores of Great Britain, at Cape d’Agde (France), north of Cape Town among others.

new technology to purge cesium-137 from oceans fukushima, new method to extract radioactive cesium from sea waters
Model simulations (using dye) of the long-term dispersal of Cs-137 released into the Pacific Ocean off Fukushima following the Daiichi nuclear accident after 1412 days. via NOAA
A patent has been issued for the new technology. Imagine, it could purge our oceans from all the radioactive Cesium that has been released by the Fukushima disaster.

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: stelth2

You mean your cans of tuna might glow in the dark?

No but they sure have tripled in price within the last 2 years have you seen the price of tuna it's crazy man.

originally posted by: musicismagic

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: stelth2

You mean your cans of tuna might glow in the dark?

No but they sure have tripled in price within the last 2 years have you seen the price of tuna it's crazy man.

It has and tuna was my diet go-to food, now I've almost switched completely to salmon, which I find is less overpowering than normal canned tuna, who knew? All these years of buying the white albacore and the little pouches of pink salmon are just fine

and have definitely grown to enjoy an everything bagel with a bit of Nova and cream cheese

Water will be “diluted”

What with? 🙄

Officials are saying the water they release is going to be 'of drinkable quality', so instead of releasing it into the ocean why not let the farmers use it and the citizens drink it?

a reply to: musicismagic

All sources of protein are up. Eggs? Wowzer! They are more reasonable now.

Bacon goes up and down. Beef prices are stupid. I saw a package of Wagoo beef at Costco, a couple of very fatty cuts of thick steak. $99 a pound. Why? for fatty meat?