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Latest Headlines: http://enenews.com/ 11:17 AM EST on June 25th, 2014 | 5 comments TV: New concerns at Fukushima; Radioactive material "spilling into ocean" from layer 80 feet deep, officials suspect — Jiji: Record high radiation levels at 18 locations between reactors and Pacific; Crisis far from under control (VIDEO) 08:34 AM EST on June 25th, 2014 | 53 comments Emergency research underway in Japan after birds found with perplexing deformities — "Something unusual occurring inside their bodies" — Never reported in 500,000 exams done before 3/11 — Now observed at every site across country, some over 1,000 km from Fukushima (PHOTO) 07:08 PM EST on June 24th, 2014 | 133 comments Birth defect deaths in West Coast state hit record levels during 2011 — Spiked 60% statewide, then returned to normal in 2012 — New gov't document lists 'Fukushima release along west coast of US' as possible factor in birth defect cluster 12:34 AM EST on June 24th, 2014 | 130 com...

We are moving aggressively to take these abandoned homes and get families living in them again," Mayor Duggan said. "There are a lot of people who would love to move into many of our neighborhoods. Knowing that other people are going to be buying and fixing up the other vacant homes at the same time will make it a lot easier for them to make that commitment."

More developments are taking place at the Yellowstone Super Volcano. The kind of developments that were seen shortly before other volcanic eruptions. There has been a rise in the ground under Yellowstone lake. Readings of very large amounts of gases called Hydrogen Sulphide and Sulpher Dioxide are being detected. When these gases were detected at other volcanoes, it appeared shortly before major eruptions of those volcanoes. Stay At The Ready... Join Us At Bunker Report On Facebook http://on.fb.me/1qzSGtV

Japan was bracing for destructive winds and huge waves as a powerful typhoon churned Monday toward the southern islands of Okinawa. The Japan Meteorological Agency said Typhoon Neoguri is expected to reach Okinawa early Tuesday, packing winds up to 250 kilometers (or 154 miles) per hour. It said the storm could be one of the strongest to hit Japan in decades, generating waves up to 14 meters (or 46 feet) high. The agency issued a special warning for violent winds and flood tides. Television reports showed workers in Okinawa tying braces onto palm trees to help minimize damage. http://usat.ly/1jYZWrY http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ