Fukushima update 5/29/13 - Studying Pacific Ocean for Nuclear Contamination
Channel: 2704Michael
Date: 2013-05-30

Source "MissMilkytheclown1"
Published on May 29, 2013  


part 2 nuclear update 5/29/13 (part 1 here:) http://youtu.be/zCHApEgnaWk titled Fukushima update 5/29/13, Restart Reactors?!, Another Accident, Fault Line Plague ETC (part1 

Studies off Fukushima are continuing to see how damaging it is to the marine life in the Pacific ocean.
Well, here's your answer. Cesium 134 And 137 have been found in fish (clear indication the radioactivity came directly from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear "accident".
Published on Friday, May 24, 2013 by Common Dreams
Radioactive Cesium Recorded at 10 Spots in Pacific Ocean After Fukushima
Researchers release report showing cesium in seawater, plankton following Fukushima disaster http://www.commondreams.org/headline/...
 - Andrea Germanos, staff writer

Radioactive cesium from the Fukushima plant was found at 10 points in the Pacific Ocean, including a location as far as 1300 miles from the plant, less than a year after Fukushima nuclear disaster began, scientists revealed on Tuesday.

(Photo: thierry ehrmann/cc/flickr) The Japan Times and Kyodo News reported that the findings were announced by researchers with the Japan Agency for Marine Earth Science and Technology at the Japan Geoscience Union meeting.

At each of the 10 points, located between Japan's Hokkaido island and Guam, cesium 134 and cesium 137 were detected in the plankton and seawater samples taken by the scientists between January and February 2012, the news agencies report.

The researchers found the highest density of cesium in seawater around latitude 36 to 40 degrees north, while plankton with the highest concentrations of cesium were found around 25 degrees north and 150 degrees east.

"Plankton are thought to play a key role in the dispersion of the cesium because they are eaten by bigger fish. We want to study further what is influencing the accumulation of radioactive cesium," The Japan Times reports Minoru Kitamura, a marine ecologist and senior researcher at the Japan Agency for Marine Earth Science and Technology, as saying.

The high levels cesium found in the plankton around 25 degrees north presented a "concern," Kitamura added, saying, "we don't know why the level got high around that area."

10,000 residents sue Tepco for more money in compensation. Tepco is "nice enough" to extend the deadline to One More Month. ( Oops, looks like I forgot to scroll down again. Here's the link to the article:) http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/englis...

Nuclear Regulators New Review Process

Proof the UN (united nations) wants people dead SWIFTLY! : ( I forgot to zoom down on that one, sorry, here's the link)
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/englis...

a HYSTERICAL piece on How Japan is "selling itself"/ "marketing itself as "cool. It's really quite funny.

Oh , guess what, Japanese Beef is considered "safe" because it doesn't have mad cow disease. They DO NOT TEST FOR RADIATION.

Bee population dying, the EU banning some pesticides.

And the BEST report of the day I saved until LAST: The Happiness Index. Just Wait to hear THIS ONE!

I Was going to do one more report tonight, but I don't feel like it any more. Maybe some time in the near future? Enjoy the last report. It's a classic.


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