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Tokyo Electric Power Co. has been manually pumping water into overheating reactors after cooling systems broke down and much of that has overflowed into basements and trenches. The water is rising at a rate that means it will overflow as early as June 6, Bloomberg calculations from the company’s data show.
www.bloomberg.com

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this just popped out on news search

Newly released photos of workers difficult conditions by Doctor photoblog.msnbc.msn.com
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@elainekirk Yes indeedy

Here is a little positive news... every bit helps www.reuters.com

@M.I.A. It sounds like they already have made their minds up about what they are going to find.

@All and specifically FITTER, Iv'e spent alot of time here, and I completely disagree with the comment that Tech info has been deleted by Mod. I believe Mod's have done a great job on enabling and "policing" the board. I acknowledge that some posts have been deleted, but not tech or related opinion. I had some of my post Properly deleted because they were antagonistic to another poster in an Inappropriate way. I agree with that. Info shall be free, and I believe that here it is. Don't worry about being deleted for spelling, ranting or opining contrary to other peoples views. It doesn't happen here. Only Offensive or Completely off topic chit chat has been deleted, to the best of my knowledge. Kudo's to all posters and mods alike.

@fitter Charlottesville VA is one of the CTBTO monitoring stations. The iodine and cesium levels used to be published by the German government, and are now missing along with the German station. The last number shown was from May 7 or so.

Nothing new here but, YEAH...fuku tepco.


It has been nearly three months since Japan suffered the massive earthquake and tsunami that triggered the ongoing nuclear disaster at the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant. And yet the utility owner/operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco), only recently confirmed that three of the nuclear reactors suffered complete meltdowns within hours of the earthquake, with reactor Units 2 and 3 suffering the most damage. The containment vessels of those two reactors also developed 7-10 centimeter holes within hours of the March 11 quake, which explains why workers were unable to maintain water levels. This shocking news comes after weeks of Tepco repeatedly denying the severity of the accident, followed by slow-coming admissions that this already devastating situation is, indeed, worse than most previous calculations
blog.cleanenergy.org

@M.I.A. Guess so... and if war goes away, the military related jobs go away, & if cancer goes away, doctors have less money etc.

@elainekirk NO elaine I can't I was Called out on this board and my POST is a response! Please do not delete... @RBeamer ENOUGH SAID.....I respond to you and my POST is a Complanit????

@Bobby1 Could you tell me if college and reshearch faciltites and also Wepean plants in the area say 100 mile of there would have much bearing and if so what amounts? large .. mimnium.... thanks

@fitter I can't tell you... I can say the east coast has had higher radiation readings than the west coast since mid-April, just because I follow the EPA Radnet readings.

@fitter There is a plant near Philadelphia that has been leaking iodine-131 into the drinking water supply, momof3 is involved in that.

2 June 12:00 vs. 1 June 7:00. #1 small RPV pressure rise, temps up 2 - 3C, three out of four readings below 100C, big DW CAMS B drop (from 185 Sv/hr to 34.7 Sv/hr). #2 RPV temps stable, DW RPV bellows temp drop 24C to 136C, CAMS slight decrease, SFP temp dropped 24 to 40C. #3 RPV temps +6, at 132/143C, DW HVH temp +10 at 143C, CAMS stable.

@fitter Sorry, the NPP's should all have monitoring, but I haven't seen any links.