Mirrored from MsMilkytheclown1 on Aug 12, 2014 * Note from M: LISTEN to this logic manipulation: TEPCO to scrap Areva system at Fukushima The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has decided to scrap a French-made decontamination system that's been out of operation for nearly 3 years. Tokyo Electric Power Company installed the system made by the French nuclear energy firm Areva 3 months after the nuclear accident at the plant. TEPCO used it to deal with accumulated radioactive water. The system uses chemical agents to remove radioactive material, including cesium, from water. TEPCO said 76,000 tons of tainted water was treated during the first 3 months of use. But the system was soon marred by pump malfunctions and other problems. The machine has been unused for nearly 3 years, while another system was introduced to take over the task. TEPCO said the device now has high levels of radiation after processing water with highly radioactive substances. The company says there is a high risk of radiation exposure to workers during monthly maintenance and regular operation of the system. It is planning to file an application to scrap system with the Nuclear Regulation Authority. TEPCO says the device was helpful in the early stage of decontamination. It also says it will not disclose its price and maintenance fees, as that would affect company management. Aug. 11, 2014 ~~~ AND IN THE VERY NEXT BREATH, THEY TRY TO BRAINWASH YOU INTO THIS! TEPCO to start new drainage system The operator of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has unveiled its latest strategy to deal with the buildup of contaminated water at the site. The plan involves treating contaminated groundwater and discharging it into the ocean. Tokyo Electric Power Company on Monday applied for a permit to install the system, which includes drainage pipes leading to the ocean. On Tuesday workers will start a trial operation to pump up groundwater from wells near the reactor buildings. They will then test the treatment system's ability to remove radioactive material. TEPCO is also building an iron embankment to prevent contaminated groundwater from leaking into the ocean before it can be treated. The utility plans to pump up water that will build up at the barrier in order to treat it. This is TEPCO's first plan to release decontaminated groundwater into the ocean. Previously, the utility only allowed groundwater that had not been contaminated to be released into the ocean. TEPCO says it will only go ahead with the plan if residents agree. The company is planning to meet with officials from local municipalities and representatives of the fishing industry. But many in the fishing community are voicing concerns that discharging of decontaminated water may trigger unwelcome rumors over seafood safety. Aug. 11, 2014 ~~~~ http://enenews.com/ 200,000,000,000,000 becquerels/kg in fuel rod materials found near Tokyo… “the material spread globally” — Composed “major part” of worst Fukushima plume — Persists for long time in living organisms — Must reconsider disaster’s health effects (PHOTOS) http://bit.ly/1oHxnA7 Source video: http://bit.ly/1oIXSdt song called Feel Free! Plastic Surgery by unreal_dm on ccmixter. Thank You for watching. ............................. * NOTE: Fukushima free project site made by Red Button TV http://bit.ly/KnFje0
Fukushima Logic Manipulation Update 8/11/14
Mirrored from MsMilkytheclown1 on Aug 12, 2014 * Note from M: LISTEN to this logic manipulation: TEPCO to scrap Areva system at Fukushima The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has decided to scrap a French-made decontamination system that's been out of operation for nearly 3 years. Tokyo Electric Power Company installed the system made by the French nuclear energy firm Areva 3 months after the nuclear accident at the plant. TEPCO used it to deal with accumulated radioactive water. The system uses chemical agents to remove radioactive material, including cesium, from water. TEPCO said 76,000 tons of tainted water was treated during the first 3 months of use. But the system was soon marred by pump malfunctions and other problems. The machine has been unused for nearly 3 years, while another system was introduced to take over the task. TEPCO said the device now has high levels of radiation after processing water with highly radioactive substances. The company says there is a high risk of radiation exposure to workers during monthly maintenance and regular operation of the system. It is planning to file an application to scrap system with the Nuclear Regulation Authority. TEPCO says the device was helpful in the early stage of decontamination. It also says it will not disclose its price and maintenance fees, as that would affect company management. Aug. 11, 2014 ~~~ AND IN THE VERY NEXT BREATH, THEY TRY TO BRAINWASH YOU INTO THIS! TEPCO to start new drainage system The operator of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has unveiled its latest strategy to deal with the buildup of contaminated water at the site. The plan involves treating contaminated groundwater and discharging it into the ocean. Tokyo Electric Power Company on Monday applied for a permit to install the system, which includes drainage pipes leading to the ocean. On Tuesday workers will start a trial operation to pump up groundwater from wells near the reactor buildings. They will then test the treatment system's ability to remove radioactive material. TEPCO is also building an iron embankment to prevent contaminated groundwater from leaking into the ocean before it can be treated. The utility plans to pump up water that will build up at the barrier in order to treat it. This is TEPCO's first plan to release decontaminated groundwater into the ocean. Previously, the utility only allowed groundwater that had not been contaminated to be released into the ocean. TEPCO says it will only go ahead with the plan if residents agree. The company is planning to meet with officials from local municipalities and representatives of the fishing industry. But many in the fishing community are voicing concerns that discharging of decontaminated water may trigger unwelcome rumors over seafood safety. Aug. 11, 2014 ~~~~ http://enenews.com/ 200,000,000,000,000 becquerels/kg in fuel rod materials found near Tokyo… “the material spread globally” — Composed “major part” of worst Fukushima plume — Persists for long time in living organisms — Must reconsider disaster’s health effects (PHOTOS) http://bit.ly/1oHxnA7 Source video: http://bit.ly/1oIXSdt song called Feel Free! Plastic Surgery by unreal_dm on ccmixter. Thank You for watching. ............................. * NOTE: Fukushima free project site made by Red Button TV http://bit.ly/KnFje0
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