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Tepco want drain radioactive water in sea

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posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 03:52 AM
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Tepco want drain radioactive water in sea


nl.babelfish.yahoo.com

The Japanese electricity company Tepco, owner of heavily damaged the nuclear plant Fukushima considers 11,500 barrels radioactively contaminates water in the sea to drain.
(visit the link for the full news article)



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 03:52 AM
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This is seriously an outrage! They want to drain 11,500 barrels of heavily radioactive water in the ocean without any regard to life in the ocean.
This article reads, this is the cheapest option. We don't care about the Earth!

These people should be brought to justice and tried for crimes against humanity!

If we read this article we can assume that they already did this monstrous act.
We can only wait and see what will happen to our oceans.

May god save us all.


nl.babelfish.yahoo.com
(visit the link for the full news article)



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 03:54 AM
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Sorry for the spelling in the title but I had to copy the exact title.

peace



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 03:55 AM
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So the new delicacy will be "Cadaviar: It's to die for."

Yum, can't wait.



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 03:57 AM
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Well, they've already been doing SERIOUS damage by flooding the reactors with 200 tons of seawater every day, and all of that has been slipping into the sea this whole time.

While I am completely gobsmacked as to why they would do this dump, knowing their attitude so far, it's not surprising. After all, so much has already been dumped, what's a little more?

It's sick, really.



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 03:58 AM
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Originally posted by notsofunnyguy
So the new delicacy will be "Cadaviar: It's to die for."

Yum, can't wait.


Oh now THAT'S a good one!

It's a shame I can't eat seafood from the Atlantic cause of the BP spill, and now I can't eat any from the Pacific cause of radioactive contamination.

*sigh*



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 04:10 AM
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Japan already knows it MUCH cheaper to pay PR companies and even 1000's of trolls to spam every social network and news service, than do the right thing. TEPCO know how to play the game. They will be a step ahead whatever do, I'm afraid. I've seen what a job Japan did with mass-misinformation and trolling with regards to "research" whaling. They have made this into an art form. Japanese crime gangs will already be planning how to spend their windfall. Major Japanese companies will be relieved that the they won't need to pay so much protection money for a while. If you want to learn about slander and propaganda, you're about to learn from the best there is.



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 04:23 AM
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....what a shame! Whats even scarier is we don't know how much is, has, or will be dumped.....and who know's how much radio active material the good ol USA or any other nuclear country has "silently" dumped into the oceans over the years...

Makes one wonder how much more BS Mother Earth will or can take before she sais the hell with the human race!



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 04:29 AM
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You know, this is the first time they admit in the msm that they are draining the water in the ocean in one form or the other.


Can we assume now that over the past weeks they probably dumped tons of it already?

(not even mentioning the leaking from the reactor itself)



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 04:35 AM
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oh well , let it drain into the sea

beter than going into the air, might save a few problems... EHHH

over the so precious USA

4th



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 04:38 AM
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The US is going to get it, I mean ocean water+sunlight+radioactiveshizzle=clouds+landmass=Rain....



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 04:45 AM
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The only place for it is in Tepco's shareholders and managements back yard, they can use it for drinking and to bath their families in. These people need to be charged and punished for crimes against humanity.



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 05:00 AM
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The dumping of radioactive wastyes into the ocean must be illegal according some treaty or other.......
I cant imagine that this would be approvd by the IAEA etc,
The UN must step in to stop this from proceeding any further.
The agency could provide material and people to help through their auspices.I doubt theyll even debate the subject however.
It apears that anybody can contaminate the world with poison and get off without censure.
Now they bombed Libyas only reactor too....What fools we have for leaders.



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 05:33 AM
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*SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGH*

*the day the humanity destroys life in the ocean and causes the extinction of whales and dolphins, they will not be considered part of the universe"

I read this somewhere. God help us if that is true.

it's like, the whole world has gone mad and suddenly intent to destroy us all.



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 05:43 AM
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Originally posted by sevensheeps
The US is going to get it, I mean ocean water+sunlight+radioactiveshizzle=clouds+landmass=Rain....


There was another thread on here about the radiation hitting the US on the 6th. I checked the weather, and WA and OR are rainy all week, and SOCAL gets rain on the 8th.

So I guess we'll be all glow-y soon enough.

On the "bright" side, I'll save on flashlight batteries.



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 06:09 AM
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Several things need to end. First and most importantly , TEPCO need to be taken off this project, and the government of Japan, and the International Atomic Energy Agency need to insert themselves as the controllers of the situation. They should be given TEPCO's entire worth as a company to play with, and to spend in resolving the issue. That way the people of Earth can be garunteed that TEPCO's wishes in this matter will be utterly irrelevant in terms of the final completion of any restorative, and preventative measures taken to avert further contamination.

Second, rather than "draining" the radioactive matter into the sea , which would disperse the radiation over a wider area rather than actualy dealing with it, new science should be implimented immediately, regardless of the problems associated with it, or the amount of money it would cost to put theories years in the researching, into immediate practice. Here is an example of the sort of thing I am talking about.

www.sciencedaily.com...

The method above could render uranium inert, and is capable of purifying radioactive water. I found this in seconds, so the Japanese government ought to be able to find it and a thousand other solutions in a matter of hours.

Third, people need to see this as a global crisis. This isnt something which affects just Japan, and its affect on the US, the UK and any other individual or nation are largely immaterial at this point. It is the effect on the whole of Earth, and if the current solution is enacted, the ecology of the worlds oceans, which is at stake. ANY concentration on the plight of one nation, or on ones immediate area is frankly an abomination, and shows a distinct lack of intelligence, foresight, and depth of thought. Cease that crap immediately or damn yourselves for fools , its a clear choice.
Fact is what happens to the US , the UK, Russia, Japan, or anywhere else individualy doesnt matter a damn, when you compare it to the risk of altering or destroying the balance of undersea nature, and its potential effects on the whole of human existance.
Oh , and one more thing. If this crap ends up in the sea , like they want it to, then folks think that will be better than radiation entering the atmosphere and floating on the wind to other locations. I hate to tell you this, but the hydrological cycle of the Earth means that if it ends up in the sea, its likely to end up in rain as well. Pleasant thought isnt it?



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 06:11 AM
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The ocean is a big body of water, here is the world currents.

whatonearth.olehnielsen.dk...

Japan's local currents,

en.wikipedia.org...:Japan%27s_ocean_currents.PNG

Basically it could be disastrous to Japan's shallower shelf marine life then if caught up by the super highway currents in deep water it would be diluted.
All of the nuclear detonations in the Pacific in the 50's and 60's didn't sterilize the world so I wouldn't rank a few barrels as anything to worry about.



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 10:32 AM
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yeah well the ocean may be very big but this is a stupid idea.

I mean think about it, plutonium waste water in the ocean, 15 tons of it.

Why don't we as ATS demand these people to be removed from this disaster which they are clearly incompetent of solving anything that can be fixed.
We present our evidence, and tadaa.

I mean how many people are there on this site?



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 11:46 AM
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Originally posted by stirling
The dumping of radioactive wastyes into the ocean must be illegal according some treaty or other.......
I cant imagine that this would be approvd by the IAEA etc,
The UN must step in to stop this from proceeding any further.
...

The Japanese have been thumbing their noses at world opinion and international regulations for decades.

The world detests killing of whales and dolphins? Japanese say "Too Freaking Bad- we like a dolphin snack on occasion." and continue stabbing the animals to death in front of their babies- and killing the babies the same way.
Then they catch a few (thousand) sharks and cut their fins off and toss them back in the water alive and finless, to die in torture.

The world decries the Japanese skinning foxes, ferrets, cats and other small animals alive - tossing their living, shaking, blinking, little skinned bodies into a pile to die after hours of torture. (I have seen the video of this- nightmares ever since) Japanese say "Screw you, we sell fur."

And if you have ever read of Japanese behavior toward the Chinese civilians during the war- utterly unspeakable.

Even the mayor of Tokyo says that this is Divine Retribution for Japanese ego and arrogance. He was forced to retract that statement and apologize. The retraction and apology alone proves his point completely.

I say the Earth could simply no longer stand the level of pain and suffering by the earths most humble creatures.
This is blowback.

But don't expect the Japanese to abide by any regulation, ever. I don't think they have learned yet what this is trying to teach them. So none of this is over by a long shot.

Karma's a bitch, but ya gotta dance with her when she takes your hand. The Japanese put their card in her hat a long, long time ago.
edit on 4-4-2011 by Stratus9 because: clarity



posted on Apr, 4 2011 @ 01:18 PM
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Your sweeping generalisations are abhorant, and I hope when disaster befalls you, that all anyone ever says about it , is that your hubris bought it down on you . What utter rot. Its people who think like that who make things harder in this world than they ought to be.



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