Es droht eine verheerende Explosion.

AKWs weltweit doch nicht so Erdbeben-sicher wie gedacht?

Mahlzeit!

es werde wohl bis zu zehn Jahre dauern, um die Situation in der Atomanlage Fukushima unter Kontrolle zu bekommen

Professor Tatsuhiko Kodama is the head of the Radioisotope Center at the University of Tokyo. On July 27, he appeared as a witness to give testimony to the Committee on Welfare and Labor in Japan's Lower House in the Diet. [...]

Aside from his anger, he also gave some very interesting and disturbing information, which I try to summarize below: [...]

"When we research the radiation injury/sickness, we look at the total amount of radioactive materials. But there is no definite report from TEPCO or the Japanese government as to exactly how much radioactive materials have been released from Fukushima.

"So, using our knowledge base at the Radioisotope Center, we calculated. Based on the thermal output, it is 29.6 times the amount released by the nuclear bomb dropped on Hiroshima. In uranium equivalent, it is 20 Hiroshima bombs.

"What is more frightening is that whereas the radiation from a nuclear bomb will decrease to one-thousandth in one year, the radiation from a nuclear power plant will only decrease to one-tenth.

"In other words, we should recognize from the start that just like Chernobyl, Fukushima I Nuke Plant has released radioactive materials equivalent in the amount to tens of nuclear bombs, and the resulting contamination is far worse than the contamination by a nuclear bomb." [...]

Dieses Mal nicht aus Fukushima, sondern aus Tokio: Erhöhte Strahlung in Tokio gemessen

Wer Fukushima-mäßig auf dem Laufenden bleiben will, liest besser diesen Blog:

" amount to tens of nuclear bombs, and the resulting contamination is far worse than the contamination by a nuclear bomb." [...]

Fukushima-Strahlung ist viel höher als behauptet