Fukushima Today

One of the little known things about Fukushima is that one of the 3 meltdowns there was a reprocessor for weapons grade plutonium. Most people didn't understand what this meant so I decided to do a little research at the time and found out that Weapons grade plutonium has a half life of 25,000 years. When something like this melts down into the water table like this did next to the ocean, this means that it will radiate the ocean through the draining water table into the ocean for 25,000 years and there is nothing presently that anyone can do about it. It is possible that something in the future might fix this but there is nothing that I know of capable of fixing a meltdown let alone 3 meltdowns that occurred there. Luckily, only 1 of these was reprocessing weapons grade plutonium.

So, as I quote the following think about what is NOT being said here:

quote from page 20 of the March 7th 2016 Time magazine

Title:

Five years on, the cleanup workers of Fukushima are still on the job

Fukushima means"Blessed Island" in Japanese. Yet five years after the triple tragedy of the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown---the natural disaster itself claimed nearly 16,000 lives--- the region remains mired in misery. Around 100,000 people are still homeless, their land poisoned by the nuclear fallout from the accident at Fukushima Dailichi power plant. The accident will take decades to clean up.

A 2012 commission authorized by the Japanese parliament blamed the nuclear crisis on a toxic combination of sloppy oversight, bungled emergency procedures and a culture prone to unquestioning obedience. Yet, it wasn't until last month that the first criminal charges ---of official negligence against former executives at Tokyo Electric Power Co., the utility that ran the plant. Last October, the Japanese government for the first time awarded workers' compensation to a man subcontracted for the cleanup effort at the disabled Fukushima Daiichi plant. After more tan a year at ground zero, he developed leukemia. It's hard to definitively prove  a causal relationship between radiation and disease, whether physical or mental. But whatever the science says, Fukushima locals know their blessed island is now a byword for Tribulation--Hannah Beech.

end quote from page 20.

So, on top of all this my American Dentist's daughter was teaching English in Japan and got Thyroid Cancer during this time from the radiation there in the air, water, food and ground. She is since cured and living in the U.S.

But, there will never be a time when you or your children or their children or their children when toxic radiation will not be flowing into the ocean from the water table there. Because even the half life of a plutonium meltdown is 25,000 years. Research the half life yourselves. And there is no way known to fix this on earth yet.