Coverup? Areva VP’s presentation says there’s been a release of fission products during meltdown

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… On March 21, Stanford University presented an invitation-only panel discussion on the Japanese crisis that featured Alan Hansen, an executive vice president of Areva NC, a unit of the company focused on the nuclear fuel cycle.

“Clearly,” he told the audience, “we’re witnessing one of the greatest disasters in modern time.” …

A slide with a cutaway illustration of a reactor featured a glowing hot mass of melted fuel rods in the middle of the core and noted “release of fission products” during meltdown. The products are radioactive fragments of split atoms that can result in cancer and other serious illnesses. …

The posted document was later changed to remove all references to Areva…

“We cannot comment on that,” Jarret Adams, a spokesman for Areva, said of the slide presentation. The reason, he added, was “because it was not an officially released document.” …

Here is a video in french showing the radiation spread from start to end of march. Must See!?!

www.irsn.fr...

A french model of the disperstion of radiation from the nucleur plant(s) in Japan

that video is crazy

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Hi.
I hope I don't go off topic here...

I have a metal detector, just a cheapy analog type I guess.

In my house I turn it on and it beeps fairly consistently.
Lately, the beeps are more often and faster.

Would a metal detector pick-up radio active particles; if these particles happened to be metal?
I maintain a bird-feeder and things seem like they are normal.

One does wonder, I know I do...