Fukushima Pushing Propaganda. Time to PUSH BACK!
Channel: MsMilkytheclown1
Date: 2014-04-14

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Citizen scientists prepare to test West Coast for Fukushima radiation
http://www.vancouversun.com/news/Citi...
You do not get merit because of a degree in journalism you get merit when you earn it through integrity perseverance and never settling with anything less than the whole factual story . The Vancouver Sun never even bother to fact check a single word means they will never have any merit , Kevin Griffin, Vancouver Sun will never have credibility or honor . This video was created because of a link shared by https://www.youtube.com/user/photocon...
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New Articles by NHK English below.  By the way, NHK has been CENSORING the news More NOW that the new NHK President took over a few months ago. 

Contaminated Water Wrongly Transferred
The operator of the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant says highly contaminated water was mistakenly sent to a building that is neither a storage nor processing facility.
At the plant's No.1, 2 and 3 reactors, water is injected to cool melted nuclear fuel. The highly contaminated water is pumped out and sent to multiple storage buildings before it is sent to a processing facility.
Tokyo Electric Power Company officials say that between Thursday and Sunday they found the water level at storage facility buildings has not risen, but rather decreased.
Their investigation found that 4 pumps which were not supposed to be used were in operation.
The 4 pumps sent the contaminated water in a reverse direction, or into the basement of a facility known as the Incineration Workshop Building.
About 240 tons of contaminated water was found at the building.
TEPCO officials estimate that the water contains several million becquerels per liter of radioactive cesium.
The officials say that the contaminated water in the building should not leak outside as there is no direct connection between the basement and the outside.
They are closely watching the changes in the water level inside the building as well as the water quality of the wells in the surrounding area. They are also investigating the cause of the pumps' malfunction.
Apr. 13, 2014 - Updated 22:58 UTC

More Missed Inspections Found at Monju Reactor
Japanese nuclear regulators are investigating more cases of missed inspections at the Monju fast-breeder prototype reactor. It's located in Fukui Prefecture on the Sea of Japan Coast.
The Nuclear Regulation Authority, or NRA, found the lapses during regular safety checks in March.
Officials say at least 9 out of 80 targeted items had not been inspected. These include a temperature gauge and a switch for equipment that powers the secondary cooling pump.
NRA officials also say workers had revised inspection records without taking the required step of informing an in-house panel on more than 240 occasions.
The NRA last year found around 14,000 missed inspections at Monju, including those for critical safety equipment.
Last May, the authority ordered the operator, the Japan Atomic Energy Agency, not to prepare for a restart of the reactor until its safety can be established.
In September, the operator reported that it had completed all inspections.
The prototype nuclear reactor has been mostly offline since a coolant leak accident in 1995 and a fuel exchange device was mistakenly dropped into the reactor in 2010.
Apr. 11, 2014 - Updated 11:17 UTC

Govt. To Set Ratio for Nuclear Power
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says his government will set the ratio of nuclear power in Japan's energy mix after considering the situation once the reactors are restarted.
Abe spoke to a plenary session of the Lower House on Friday about the basic energy plan approved by the Cabinet earlier in the day.
He said the government's policy is to develop an energy-saving society and introduce renewable energy sources, while reducing dependence on nuclear power as much as possible.
But Abe said that given Japan's increased dependence on natural gas and other fossil fuels, he can't say that Japan will completely abandon nuclear power.
He added the government does not currently have any plans to build any more nuclear reactors or plants. Abe said the focus will be on diversifying energy resources and on how experts will view the resumption of existing reactors.
Abe said the government will set a target for the optimum mix of energy sources. He said the government will do that after looking into the situation regarding renewable energy and its potential, as well as the status of resumed operations at idled nuclear plants.
Apr. 11, 2014 - Updated 12:21 UTC
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