When Does a Nuclear Disaster End??? Never!!!

[BTOfarmallll]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KeSXMTzt6M&feature=player_embedded - NOVA - Inside Chernobyl's Sarcophagus (won an Emmy) - These guys are Heroes


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ITrXVJMKeQ - Dr Helen Caldicott - Fukushima Nuclear Disaster- Yous won't hear this on the Main Stream News

One Single Pound, Yes ONLY One Single Pound of Plutonium ditributed evenly to EVERY Single Person on Earth will give Each & Every one of yous Cancer.....

[fjlip]

If she is correct we are all done. Game over, slower for some but it's over.
It is possible we are not told, by those that know and can measure fallout.
We shall see if truth gets out.

Sk guilty as hell mining uranium.
Might be too late to stop.

[FarmRanger]

I got past the "millions have died from Chernobyl" gross exaggeration, but stopped listening when she said that "Japan was many orders of magnitude worse than Chernobyl".

If I get the desire to wade through that kind of material, I can walk through my flooding corral; at least then I might get some useful exercise.

Happy Easter Everyone.

[cottonpicken]

One other spooky related fact is the
horror of those depleted uranium shells
they are using in those wars overseas

[cottonpicken]

One other spooky related fact is the
horror of those depleted uranium shells
they are using in those wars overseas

[FarmRanger]

Good one, cotton

[checking]

It's nothing that 24,000 years won't clean up, or the solution to pollution is dilution.

The Sellafield nuclear installation in the northwest Coast of England on the Irish Sea has released 320,000 times the nuclear waste into the Irish Sea. Has it been given 320,000 times the press coverage?

Twenty five years after the Chernobyl meltdown, you can go on guided tours right up to ground zero to see what nature does with itself after humans.

Accidents happen. Thankfully, this type is not common. We'll either have to accept them, dismantle them, or grow a set of lead balls that can also be used in overseas' wars!

[jensend]

and they're looking for international support to replace the sarcophagus around chernobyl because it is becoming unstable. nuclear is no bargain either.

[fjlip]

Should be totally off the radar as a energy option.
It's plain evil genie in a bottle that is impossible to put back. Then it kills!
Risk is not worth it!
A fellow once said to me "Life is too short to use anhydrous ammonia", I agree, same for Nuclear energy.

[grassfarmer]

I'm not a fan of nuclear but that clip was so full of nonsense it discredits any merit she might have. "UK farmers can't sell their sheep because of Chernobyl contamination" Err no, that was the case on a very few farms in the 3 or 4 years following Chernobyl and most of that was likely domestic contamination from the power plant at Sellafield. Chernobyl was 25 years ago and it hasn't been a problem for UK sheep sales for 20 years.