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In reply to the discussion: America in 'huge trouble,' says nuclear expert [View all]lovuian
(19,362 posts)5. Wyden lives in Oregon
http://enenews.com/just-in-senator-fears-us-west-coast-at-lethal-risk-from-fukushima-extreme-nuclear-vulnerability-especially-in-reactor-no-4
New Interview: Fukushima poses lethal risk to US West Coast, says Senator Another bomb waiting to go off Extreme nuclear vulnerability, especially in Reactor No. 4
Wyden walked through the ruined Fukushima Dai-ichi complex and saw what few from the West have seen: another bomb waiting to go off.
The senator is not typically alarmist. But his field notes, followed by letters to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Energy Secretary Steven Chu, signal alarm. They paint a picture of extreme nuclear vulnerability, especially in Reactor No. 4 [...]
Senator Wyden lives in OREGON ...recipient of the Fukishima Tsunami debris ...yes America is in HUGE TROUBLE
New Interview: Fukushima poses lethal risk to US West Coast, says Senator Another bomb waiting to go off Extreme nuclear vulnerability, especially in Reactor No. 4
Wyden walked through the ruined Fukushima Dai-ichi complex and saw what few from the West have seen: another bomb waiting to go off.
The senator is not typically alarmist. But his field notes, followed by letters to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Energy Secretary Steven Chu, signal alarm. They paint a picture of extreme nuclear vulnerability, especially in Reactor No. 4 [...]
Senator Wyden lives in OREGON ...recipient of the Fukishima Tsunami debris ...yes America is in HUGE TROUBLE
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Members of my family have spent the last 30 years moving NUCLEAR waste around and...
Tikki
May 2012
#43
Your credibility on this matter has been shown to be zero. When you're in a hole, quit digging.
apocalypsehow
May 2012
#105
Funny, I don't see a single mention of fuel rods killing billions of people in that article.
EOTE
May 2012
#97
Yeah, that's right. It's either "everything's dandy!" or "Everyone's gonna die!!!!"
EOTE
May 2012
#108
I compared this graphic to others that showed a similar profile, not to show amount,
alfredo
May 2012
#52
Not just US, America...because it is far worst and not being reported as such
mother earth
May 2012
#7
I didn't quote any article and am going by memory, and how I interpreted what I read, not a
mother earth
May 2012
#74
And everything that comes directly from Sen Wyden, take seriously. "Christina Consolo"? not so much.
Warren DeMontague
May 2012
#45
the 1565 fuel rod claim and the number of people claim are both coming from Natural News
Occulus
May 2012
#46
And it is extreme ignorance and bigotry to refer to other cultural beliefs as "Woo-Woo."
BeHereNow
May 2012
#92
Oh hell, would you take the time to watch a documentary and open your mind for an hour?
BeHereNow
May 2012
#94
Yes, if the Kogi and Hopi prophecies are the same, it is just coincidence...
SidDithers
May 2012
#75
In the past 60 years, we've already vaporized and distributed many pounds of plutonium into the air
NickB79
May 2012
#73
"I am a nuclear chemical operator" - LOL. Fancy that! I'm an astronaunt working on warp drive for
apocalypsehow
May 2012
#106