Fukushima JP update 4/2/12 (RANT - Langage Warning)
Channel: MsMilkytheclown
Date: 2012-04-06

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The Japanese are not eating their own fish WE ARE here in the United States

Fukushima village prepares for repopulation
this SHOWS YOU HOW CRIMINALLY IRRESPONSIBLE THE JAPANESE ARE BEHAVING
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/20120402_16.html

over a YEAR LATER: Stricter food safety standards introduced
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/20120402_31.html

Prefectures preparing for tighter cesium standards (WHAT ABOUT OTHER RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES M'R F'RS?)
An NHK survey shows that around half of Japan's prefectures are strengthening measures to inspect food to meet the nation's tighter standards for radioactive cesium in food products.

NHK conducted the survey on 47 prefectures ahead of Sunday's introduction of the new guidelines.

33 prefectures said they will conduct regular inspections. 21 of them said they had installed more devices or established new sections in charge of radiation checks.

Concerns are rising that local authorities may not be able to screen a large enough selection of food samples due to limited resources. Detecting lower doses of radiation takes time. But all the prefectures said they are ready to cope with the new standards.

The government requires 17 prefectures in northeastern Japan to check radiation levels in their farm produce.
11 of the prefectures said their inspections will also cover food products that are not designated by the government.

Tochigi Prefecture said municipalities will conduct additional pre-shipment checks for farm produce in which no radioactive materials have been detected.

Some respondents called for the government to check rice and wheat for radiation, because a large volume of the grains are shipped at one time.

Following the nuclear accident in Fukushima, the government set a temporary permissible level of cesium in vegetables and meat of 500 becquerels per kilogram.
The new limit for general foodstuffs is 100 becquerels per kilogram. Tighter limits are set for baby food and milk, as well as drinking water.

latest Headlines: http://enenews.com/

Reports of radioactive black cyanobacteria spreading to Tokyo area (PHOTOS)

Fukushima Fallout in New Hampshire: Radioactive iodine at 12,000 atoms per square meter in sediment (STUDY)

Guardian: Everyone knows nuclear plants are not really safe — Only a few noisy die-hards arguing radiation from nuke plants is harmless

Mainichi Expert Sr. Writer: Gov't sources say No. 4 pool a grave concern — Storage pool barely intact — We have no time to humor senseless thinking of those who downplay the risks

Fox San Diego: Unprecedented? California nuke plant forbidden from reopening — "We've really never seen the Feds take such a drastic step" — Locals stunned, alarmed (VIDEO)

Nuclear Expert: Fukushima Daiichi like a horror movie where creature keeps coming up from grave (AUDIO)

Radioactive Waste Specialist: Would be just a few hours before fuel catches fire in Reactor No. 4 pool if cooling water supply was lost (VIDEO)

Host says Fukushima Daiichi was on fire before tsunami hit (AUDIO & VIDEO)

Gundersen: Some debris coming across Pacific has to be contaminated — I hope they have their inspectors out checking for radiation (AUDIO)

Fukushima monthly fallout now 10 times higher than last September

~M6 quake hits Fukushima, intensity 5- of 7 — Tepco webcam shifts position (PHOTOS & VIDEO)


Radio: Allegations of pet deaths after radiation exposure are supported by top university's re-analysis of Three Mile Island data (AUDIO)
enenews

Nuclear Expert on Major US Radio Show: 'When I do the numbers, it says Fukushima is as bad or worse than Chernobyl' (AUDIO)

Iodine-131 levels rise 350km from Fukushima at sewage plant — Radionuclides "starting to transform into other substances, such as tellurium has transformed into iodine" -Local Official (VIDEO)

Local Official: "It is not really reported that strontium is so dangerous that it used to be used for chemical weapons of the Nazis" (VIDEO)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV7ScAJv1ck&