It's 5 years later and these are the kinds of headlines we read:
Market Watch
Nuclear power market still suffers from Japan’s Fukushima disaster
WTF?!?!?!
You know what?
SCREW THE NUCLEAR MARKET!
I won't even bother providing a link to such crap.
SHUT ALL OF THE PLANTS DOWN!
Another site, Business Facilities, has a poll asking if Japan should bring their nuclear power plants back online
IT SHOULDN'T EVEN BE A QUESTION!
You do realize eating seafood is risky at best, don't you?
That auto imports from Japan have tested positive for radiation in some countries?
That the U.S. isn't testing for radiation in Japanese imports?
That cancers are just about to be on the rise as the 5 year window closes?
That cancers are just about to be on the rise as the 5 year window closes?
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE?!?!?!?
CHEAP ENERGY?!?!?!?!
DOES ANYBODY THINK ANYMORE?!?!?!
HAVE LIVES NO VALUE?!?!?!?!
CHEAP ENERGY?!?!?!?!
DOES ANYBODY THINK ANYMORE?!?!?!
HAVE LIVES NO VALUE?!?!?!?!
IWB Investment Watch
article:
After the Fukushima accident, Hillary Clinton signed a deal permitting Japan to continue importing irradiated fish and other goods to the US, even while other nations are turning them away.
The Denver Post
article:
article:
Beachapedia
Radiation from Fukushima
The Disaster in Japan
Nuclear Hotseat #246:
Fukushima 5th Anniversary – Voices from Japan – Beverly Findlay-Kaneko
Fukushima Diary
And it isn't just Japan
The U.S. is having it's share of problems, too
including
Florida and New York
but that's not all.
There's
Washington and St Louis
and
more!
San Onofre Safety
The majority of U.S. nuclear power facilities are storing highly radioactive nuclear waste in thin-walled canisters that cannot be inspected, maintained, repaired, and can crack and leak in the short-term, with no approved plan in place to remediate a major radiation release into the environment.
Washington State Office of the Attorney General
Case Closed: Hanford Cleanup Ruling Ups Accountability For Feds
The Daily Sun News
Judge rules on Hanford issue
Court decision favors state's case in lawsuit
The Seattle Times
Workers begin removing nuclear waste from leaking Hanford tank
The State
Nuclear workers say they were retaliated against for exposing wrongdoing
St. Louis Public Radio
article:
Anti-nuclear activist tours north St. Louis County sites
contaminated with radioactive waste
The Washington Post
article:
An Underground Fire Is Burning Near A Nuclear Waste Dump
and Officials Say EPA Has Been Too Slow To React
We have Germany looking for a place to take it's waste
and
What impact does Chernobyl continue to have 30 years later?
And the list just goes on.
We don't know what to do with the waste we have
and yet we are globally approving the building of more nuclear energy plants?
I ask you:
"What part of that sounds remotely intelligent?"
NETC
Nuclear Energy Tracking Center
map
The Times of India
Graphene could be used to detoxify N-waste
Steve Connor,The Independent | Jan 2, 2016, 03.28 AM IST
Radiation from Fukushima
The Disaster in Japan
Nuclear Hotseat #246:
Fukushima 5th Anniversary – Voices from Japan – Beverly Findlay-Kaneko
Fukushima Diary
And it isn't just Japan
The U.S. is having it's share of problems, too
including
Florida and New York
but that's not all.
There's
Washington and St Louis
and
more!
San Onofre Safety
The majority of U.S. nuclear power facilities are storing highly radioactive nuclear waste in thin-walled canisters that cannot be inspected, maintained, repaired, and can crack and leak in the short-term, with no approved plan in place to remediate a major radiation release into the environment.
Washington State Office of the Attorney General
Case Closed: Hanford Cleanup Ruling Ups Accountability For Feds
The Daily Sun News
Judge rules on Hanford issue
Court decision favors state's case in lawsuit
The Seattle Times
Workers begin removing nuclear waste from leaking Hanford tank
The State
Nuclear workers say they were retaliated against for exposing wrongdoing
St. Louis Public Radio
article:
Anti-nuclear activist tours north St. Louis County sites
contaminated with radioactive waste
The Washington Post
article:
An Underground Fire Is Burning Near A Nuclear Waste Dump
and Officials Say EPA Has Been Too Slow To React
We have Germany looking for a place to take it's waste
and
What impact does Chernobyl continue to have 30 years later?
And the list just goes on.
We don't know what to do with the waste we have
and yet we are globally approving the building of more nuclear energy plants?
I ask you:
"What part of that sounds remotely intelligent?"
NETC
Nuclear Energy Tracking Center
map
The Times of India
Graphene could be used to detoxify N-waste
Steve Connor,The Independent | Jan 2, 2016, 03.28 AM IST
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