TEPCO shows Fukushima Plan to Divert & Dump Water, New Tanks & Ice Wall
Channel: MsMilkytheclown1
Date: 2014-05-18

Hmm, an Ice Wall around melted reactor cores that are as hot as the Sun? PreFab water containers, and plans to divert and "treat" (Cesium only) and then dump the water into the Pacific Ocean.  Well... This is what TEPCO has to say about it.
One video published by OfficialTEPCOen on YouTube explains about the frozen pipe, which is a method to remove contaminated water inside the seaside trenches at Fukushima Daiichi. http://youtu.be/ZIVVB0FZkRY
NOTE: what Tepco does Not address is the fact that they Still Need Cooling Water for the Spent Fuel Pools Not To Freeze.  I still haven't heard a solution to "not freeze" Certain pipes from this design.

2014.5.16 【Project Report Vol.1】Factory-made Tank Installation Project http://youtu.be/lto8VUCRZfw

No plan to stop Fukushima from contaminating Pacific? Tepco adviser 'doubts' ice wall can stop groundwater from flooding plant — We're concerned it may affect 'environmental protection' and cause 'unintended consequences' (VIDEO) http://enenews.com/tepco-adviser-doubts-tepcos-plan-to-stop-groundwater-flooding-in-at-fukushima-plant-were-concerned-about-environmental-protection-and-unintended-consequences-from-freezing-gr

Expert: TEPCO's safety culture still insufficient
A panel of nuclear experts monitoring reforms at the Tokyo Electric Power Company says the utility's nuclear safety culture has not yet reached the required level.

TEPCO regularly reports to the independent advisory panel the utility set up after the 2011 accident at its Fukushima Daiichi plant. The utility gives updates on reforms to safety measures at nuclear power plants.

In the latest report, submitted on Thursday, TEPCO officials acknowledge management problems led to troubles with systems used to purify contaminated water, and repeated water leaks.

They say the firm has failed to end the vicious cycle of relying on makeshift systems due to lack of time, which leads to fresh troubles.

They say they were unable to make full preparations for cleanup work while being aware of a lack of technological capabilities.

The chairman of the panel, former US Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairman Dale Klein, says TEPCO's safety culture has not reached the desired level in terms of preparing for the unexpected. He says the utility must make sure workers are fully aware that they are dealing with a special plant which caused an accident.

He recommends the utility learn from measures taken at overseas nuclear facilities, and make the most of external support in order to improve operations.

TEPCO executive Takafumi Anegawa says the firm hopes to seek knowhow from abroad to compensate for its lack of on-site operation capabilities. He pledges to swiftly improve operations.

May 1, 2014 - Updated 10:28 UTC

You can contact TEPCO via these resources
https://www.facebook.com/OfficialTEPCOen.
http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/index-e.html
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8yoVhWDoSYoY_TQs_QKUOQ