Green Energy
Don't you think maybe, under the circumstances, this ought to be left up to the troops themselves? Don't order them in but if they want to volunteer to go in and help let them?
CNBC:
U.S. forces kept 50 miles away from Japan nuke plant
WASHINGTON - U.S. forces in Japan are not allowed within 50 miles of Japan's crippled nuclear power plant, the Pentagon on Wednesday, explaining measures meant to keep troops safe during a relief operation.
The U.S. military is also giving some flight crews potassium iodide tablets ahead of missions as a way to guard against effects of radiation, officials said.
The measures were seen as precautions and the Pentagon said no U.S. forces have shown signs of radiation poisoning.
- Nero, Rome, Potassium Iodide And All That
It's bad enough our ditherer in chief golfs while the world burns but at least and for once you would hope the Administration would keep the story straight, especially on something as frightening to so many as radiation poisoning. But no. Two California...
- Over The Edge … Earthquake-tsunami-nukes-financial Cascade - Worldwide Catastrophe
LEAD IN TO...WORLDWIDE ECONOMIC CATASTROPHE?With a bang and a whimper…Panicked residents start to flee Tokyo as radiation levels rise after THIRD blast at stricken nuclear power plant TO WHERE? Where is there food, shelter, water, sustenance for 12...
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U.S. Carrier Passes Through Radiation Cloud, Crew Receives A Month of Radiation In An Hour Nothing to see here folks, move along, don't worry, be happy. . . "We're on top of this" a department official said. New York Times: Military Crew Said...
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Bloomberg: Meltdown Possible at Fukushima Nuclear Plant, Tokyo Electric Official Says By Tsuyoshi Inajima, Yuji Okada and Shigeru Sato - Mar 14, 2011 12:25 AM ET Tokyo Electric Power Co. said a meltdown is possible at its Fukushima Dai-Ichi No. 3 reactor...
- The Godzilla Is Coming
U.N. agency: State of emergency at nuclear power plant in Onagawa, Japan, where excessive radiation levels reported From Alexander Munch: Don't worry Japan, Israeli search and rescue team is on its way ! Pasto, Run for your life !...
Green Energy
Don't you think maybe, under the circumstances, this ought to be left up to the troops themselves? Don't order them in but if they want to volunteer to go in and help let them?
CNBC:
U.S. forces kept 50 miles away from Japan nuke plant
WASHINGTON - U.S. forces in Japan are not allowed within 50 miles of Japan's crippled nuclear power plant, the Pentagon on Wednesday, explaining measures meant to keep troops safe during a relief operation.
The U.S. military is also giving some flight crews potassium iodide tablets ahead of missions as a way to guard against effects of radiation, officials said.
The measures were seen as precautions and the Pentagon said no U.S. forces have shown signs of radiation poisoning.
- Nero, Rome, Potassium Iodide And All That
It's bad enough our ditherer in chief golfs while the world burns but at least and for once you would hope the Administration would keep the story straight, especially on something as frightening to so many as radiation poisoning. But no. Two California...
- Over The Edge … Earthquake-tsunami-nukes-financial Cascade - Worldwide Catastrophe
LEAD IN TO...WORLDWIDE ECONOMIC CATASTROPHE?With a bang and a whimper…Panicked residents start to flee Tokyo as radiation levels rise after THIRD blast at stricken nuclear power plant TO WHERE? Where is there food, shelter, water, sustenance for 12...
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U.S. Carrier Passes Through Radiation Cloud, Crew Receives A Month of Radiation In An Hour Nothing to see here folks, move along, don't worry, be happy. . . "We're on top of this" a department official said. New York Times: Military Crew Said...
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Bloomberg: Meltdown Possible at Fukushima Nuclear Plant, Tokyo Electric Official Says By Tsuyoshi Inajima, Yuji Okada and Shigeru Sato - Mar 14, 2011 12:25 AM ET Tokyo Electric Power Co. said a meltdown is possible at its Fukushima Dai-Ichi No. 3 reactor...
- The Godzilla Is Coming
U.N. agency: State of emergency at nuclear power plant in Onagawa, Japan, where excessive radiation levels reported From Alexander Munch: Don't worry Japan, Israeli search and rescue team is on its way ! Pasto, Run for your life !...