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Sun May-15-11 04:36 PM
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 In this photo released by Tokyo Electric Power Co, a storage megafloat leaves Yokohama Sunday on its way to Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. It will be used to store a large volume of radioactive-contaminated water from the tsunami-crippled nuclear complex. |
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Sun May-15-11 04:56 PM
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Mon May-16-11 12:33 PM
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It will be used to store a large volume of radioactive-contaminated water from the tsunami-crippled nuclear complex.
Just another day.
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Sun May-15-11 04:44 PM
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| 2. GOOD. They better clean it all up. |
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Sun May-15-11 04:48 PM
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It seems to have grass growing on it, seems a bit strange to me but what do I know?
I am more curious about what happens to that radioactive contaminated water once it is stored there. I also hope this thing does not spring a leak.
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Sun May-15-11 05:05 PM
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What are they going to do with all that radiated water? That barge cant last forever. Probably take it out to the middle of the Pacific and dump it so we all get a little. Horrible thought!
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Mon May-16-11 01:33 PM
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| 7. ...and then dumped out at sea. |
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