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In reply to the discussion: Fukushima Daiichi: It May Be Too Late Unless the Military Steps In [View all]Art_from_Ark
(27,247 posts)40. Actually, no one can just "stroll on up to the facility without any protective gear,
loll around in the grass and set up camp to live right next to this 'not dangerous, totally under control' location," because even the Japanese government acknowledges the dangers of getting too close and prohibits unauthorized entry within 12 miles of the reactors.
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According to the Naval Nuclear Power School I attended, you're dead wrong
DisgustipatedinCA
May 2012
#7
So, you're familiar with the various uranium fires that have occurred around the world
AtheistCrusader
May 2012
#10
"It's bad times for a goodly chunk of Japan ... That's about the end of it." - AtheistCrusader
Doremus
May 2012
#15
You know, I think I'll go with Ron Wyden. Airc, before this disaster happened, people, such as
sabrina 1
May 2012
#39
The United Nations and all the nations of the world better get on this ASAP.
xtraxritical
May 2012
#3
Since the scientists have not been able to fix this what is the military going to do? Bomb it?
jwirr
May 2012
#8
No, what they need is like what happened at Chernoybl. Suicide squads to go in and clear things
Katashi_itto
May 2012
#20
The truth is that they'll have to send in soldiers who will die as a result of radiation exposure
flamingdem
May 2012
#21
no. because the author has actually seen the building, up close and personal
magical thyme
May 2012
#50
so are you saying that everything will be fine as long as they keep cooling water to it?
zeemike
May 2012
#26
SIGN THIS PETITION AT CHANGE.ORG !!! Pressure for the SU to support Japan with cleanup of Fuku
flamingdem
May 2012
#18
Actually, no one can just "stroll on up to the facility without any protective gear,
Art_from_Ark
May 2012
#40
In related news, Jotunheimen in Norway more radioactive than scientists expected
KitSileya
May 2012
#41