BREAKING Authorities Warn Florida is 24 Hrs From ‘Fukushima Style’ Catastrophe After Making ALARMING
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Date: 2017-09-11

BREAKING: Authorities Warn Florida is 24-Hrs From ‘Fukushima-Style’ Catastrophe After Making ALARMING Find On Radar
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As Category 5+ Irma barrels towards Florida and is scheduled to make landfall by Saturday morning, massive evacuations are now underway. But unfortunately, catastrophic weather might soon be the least of our concerns. Now there’s a terrifying new threat experts are warning of that could hurl America into a realm of disaster never witnessed before in our country.Florida currently has two massive nuclear power plants, Turkey Point and the St. Lucie plant, that are currently in the process of having their reactors shut down in preparation for the massive storm set to hit in 48 hours. But this might still not be enough to prevent disaster. Now experts have confirmed that Hurricane Irma is on a direct path to hit these two nuclear reactors as it barrels towards Florida this weekend, sparking fears of a Fukushima-style catastrophe.Back in 2011, the world watched on in horror as Fukushima, Japan, suffered a nuclear disaster after a tsunami disabled emergency generators responsible for cooling the nuclear reactors. This led to subsequent nuclear meltdowns and hydrogen air explosions, causing radioactive material to then be released throughout the air.Now experts are warning that the same thing could happen again, this time in Florida.

“If we anticipate there will be direct impacts on either facility we’ll shut down the units,” said FPL spokesman Peter Robbins, adding that the decision would be made “well in advance.” Info Wars reported:

“Irma, on the other hand, has sparked fears of a Fukushima-like incident at the two nuclear plants.”

“A nuclear power plant in Fukushima, Japan melted down in 2011 after an earthquake and tsunami disabled the reactor’s emergency generators, which led to three nuclear meltdowns and the release of unprecedented amounts of radioactive material.”

“The historic incident forced about 160,000 residents to flee their homes, and the cleanup of the radioactive substances in the region remains ongoing after nearly seven years of intensive containment and cleanup efforts.”

“As we reported, the U.S. government and media downplayed the devastation amid concerns a radioactive plume would cross the Pacific and settle across California.”