There is no "Fix" for Fukushima. The "Fix" has not been invented yet.
I personally believe that we are only being told a tiny fraction of truth as per this nuclear disaster. I believe that the complete island is being contaminated. Let us not forget that the nuclear reactors are still deteriorating and are still puffing radiated steam containing cesium.
And as the radiated steam is entering the air, it is blowing towards the capital city of Tokyo which is the upcoming Olympics site in 2020.
Because there are no mountains to prevent it. The steam is then condensing to liquid rain and it drizzles onto the streets of Tokyo.
Problems Keep Piling Up in Fukushima
"An estimated 13 million cubic meters of toxic soil is yet to be collected and technicians have yet to solve the contamination issue inside the Fukushima-1 Nuclear Power Plant. Government and industry officials acknowledge cleaning everything up -- including decommissioning the crippled reactors -- will take at least another 40 years and cost as much as $250 billion."
By Steve Herman
February 17, 2016
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Where is Japan gonna store this waste for a hundred thousand years or more? If they choose to incinerate the waste, it will emit at least 2 billion becquerals of radiation into the air.
Fukushima – Deep Trouble
"Imagine the following scenario: 207 million cardboard book boxes, end-to-end, circumnavigating Earth, like railroad tracks, going all the way around the planet. That’s a lot of book boxes. Now, fill the boxes with radioactive waste. Forthwith, that’s the amount of radioactive waste stored unsheltered in one-tonne black bags throughout Fukushima Prefecture, amounting to 9,000,000 cubic metres"
By Robert Hunziker
February 22, 2016
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The Unit 4 fuel pool which contains at least 6 thousand fuel rods has been left hanging 100 feet in the air. At any moment that fuel rod pool could come crashing to the ground.
Scientists say that the fuel extraction will only start in four years.
They keep talking about using robots to remove the fuel rods, but the robots with this capability have not even been invented yet. They did send in a few amateur robots and they melted from the extreme heat.
"Remote-controlled robots have been sent into the reactor cores on reconnaissance missions to find out how much nuclear fuel is inside. But the radioactivity affected their wiring and they failed to return."
"The molten cores of those reactors melted down to a stage called corium, which is a lumpy hunk of irradiating radionuclides so deadly that robotic cameras are zapped! The radioactivity is powerful, deadly and possessed of frightening longevity, 100s of years...."
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They have found cesium-137 in Bluefish tuna on the west coast of the U.S.
The Fukushima Prefecture Health Management Survey released data up to January 21, 2013, and which revealed that 44.2 percent of 94,975 children sampled had thyroid ultrasound abnormalities. 36 percent have abnormal growths – cysts or nodules.
I believe that the entire island of Japan has been contaminated and that the world is not equipped to handle 35 million "Boat People" like those from Vietnam in the 1980's, so we are being lied to.
I think that for the past 3 years the only thing that has been happening at Fukushima is that they are just cooling the fuel rods with seawater.
Japan just keeps increasing what is called "acceptable" levels of radiation in order to maintain order.
If the U.S. has satelites which are capable of reading a licence plate in the dark, then they must know the complete damage.
All they can do is keep pouring water onto the fuel rods to keep them from melting down. And, this will need to continue for the next 100 thousand years while praying and waiting for the next earthquake and perhaps (in their view) luckily dump the complete Fukushima site into the ocean.
Just recently, we were told that the top people at the plant were giving improper radiation level readings since 2011 because they didn't know how to read the radiation meters properly.
Every nuclear scientist is terrified to speak out because they will never be invited to another nuclear conference and their careers will be destroyed. No nuclear scientist with only one phd after their names will go up against someone with 2 phd's after their name.
When the Japanese premier took over the responsibility of the plant, he suggested that the reasons for the delays in getting control thus far was because of not investing enough money into the effort. So, he promised to spend 500 million and the world sat back and relaxed.
This is all propaganda ...... the world will say what is necessary to prevent a 100 million nuclear refugees leaving the island in fear. The world is not equipped to handle millions of boat people. The Upper Class are leaving in droves, while the rest choose to remain while living in ignorance.
The world media are "Narrating" the storyline which are vacant of any facts.
The U.S. has severely cut back radiation monitoring on the West Coast since the accident.
There is no "independent" nuclear monitoring agency.
WHO, not too incidentally, has a formal arrangement with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), in place since both were established at the UN in the 1950s, to say nothing about issues involving radiation without clearing it with the IAEA, which was set up to specifically promote atomic energy.
According to the IAEA, the limit for public radiation exposure is 1 mSv per year:
"The dose limits for practices are intended to ensure that no individual is committed to unacceptable risk due to radiation exposure. For the public the limit is 1 mSv in a year, or in special circumstances up to 5 mSv in a single year provided that the average does over five consecutive years does not exceed 1 mSv per year."
At Fukushima, they’re dealing with 1,000 mSv/hour.
Thus far, the estimated cost of the clean up is said to be at least 250 billion dollars.
The Unit 4 fuel pool which contains at least 6 thousand fuel rods which are now hanging 100 feet in the air. At any moment that fuel rod pool could come crashing to the ground. And at this point in time the robots required to remove this threat have not even been invented yet.
With North Korea the threat is said to be "Urgent" while in Japan the threat is said to be "a domestic issue", even though radiated debris is washing up on the West Coast.
