[ RadSafe ] Fwd: [New post] Radioactive contamination of Japan by Fukushima nuclear disaster

[Roger Helbig]

Caldicott is just as dangerous as Busby - neither one of them cares
much for the truth.  Busby is on BBC - look at the sidebar of the
Nuclear-News page where the Caldicott piece is posted.

Roger Helbig

Christina MacPherson posted: "Caldicott: All of Japan contaminated by
Fukushima — “Realistic estimate is 60,000 km², occupied by 46 million
people” — “Things are grim, it gets worse by the day” — Unheard of in
history, 100s of tons of melted fuel may be in earth (VIDEO)
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Radioactive contamination of Japan by Fukushima nuclear disaster

by Christina MacPherson

Caldicott: All of Japan contaminated by Fukushima — “Realistic
estimate is 60,000 km², occupied by 46 million people” — “Things are
grim, it gets worse by the day” — Unheard of in history, 100s of tons
of melted fuel may be in earth (VIDEO) http://tinyurl.com/ldeohpa

2014/03/08 【京都】未来を担う子どもたちの為に、今、私たち



Bay FM 99.9 – Byron Bay Australia, Feb. 26, 2014:

Dr. Helen Caldicott: Things are grim — it gets actually worse by the
day. […] There have been 3 meltdowns, which is just unheard of in the
history of nuclear age, Units 1, 2, and 3, so that means that molten
cores of about 100 tons of uranium in 3 reactors have melted their way
through 6 inches of steel in the reactor vessel through to the
containment floors, possibly through feet of concrete and steel into
the earth. >> Full broadcast hereDr. Helen Caldicott in Kyoto, Japan,
Mar. 8, 2014:

Dr. Helen Caldicott: A more realistic estimate of contamination is
60,000 square kilometers, occupied by 46 million people including
parts of Tokyo and surroundings. As you can see (map on right), the
whole land mass is contaminated to a greater or lesser extent.Watch
Dr. Caldicott’s Kyoto presentation here

Christina MacPherson | April 5, 2014 at 6:06 am | Categories:
environment, Fukushima 2014, Japan, Resources -audiovicual | URL:
http://wp.me/phgse-gXO

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