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@MaryW i did not understand that either. they say it is the last castor transport. but we still have nuke waste. i am not sure what that means.

@MaryW public awareness and rising costs for the nuke industry.

@MaryW the protests now are not harder than in the 30 years before. the difference is, that they did not make it into abroad news before.

in october 2010, we had one million protesters in berlin on a rally.

imagine, we only have 3.5 million inhabitants in berlin.

lol, today i read about the "shit boxes" that the police was equipped with. last time they were complaining about having no toilets on the transport route. :)

More Fukushima rice tainted with cesium

Fukushima Prefecture says it has found rice tainted with radioactive cesium above the tentative government limit from five more farms.

The prefecture said on Friday that the five farms are in the Oonami district of Fukushima City, about 56 kilometers from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

The highest level of cesium detected was 1,270 becquerels per kilogram. The government's maximum allowable level is 500 becquerels per kilogram.

Earlier this month, the prefectural government found rice samples from a field in the district also containing radioactive cesium above the limit.

Shipments of rice harvested from the area have been suspended by central government since last Thursday.

Fukushima Prefecture subsequently ordered tests on rice samples from all 154 farms in the Oonami district.

Friday, November 25, 2011 21:04 +0900 (JST)
www3.nhk.or.jp

I am trying to get this right. So now Busby represents all of the groups that are against nuclear power and everyone who is against nuclear power believes Busby. But people questioning his flawed theories and his bizarre behavior is because of things the US military is doing in Iraq and because he holds some "secret" about Fukushima and that everyone is going to die yet he has provided no factual evidence to back either of these up. But all of this and everyone who thinks his claims lack merit are all agents of the government effort to discredit him.

LMAO!

@MaryW I think the article may have miss-stated, the people protesting the shipments don't want the waste brought back to Germany or transported through their areas. These people are pretty anti-nuclear.

That doesn't seem to be showing anything. Hmm. Has the govt. done any surveys down there yet? What about the local prefecture?

hmmm ... there is no battle between french and german activists. we all protest against nukes and nuke waste transports, no matter in what country. something has been confused this night. it is all against the nuke industry.

i think shikoku is far enough away. the contaminated tea was from shizuoko, wasn't it.

@Edano the prefecture does have some cesium contamination. Not sure if it is high enough to contaminate tea.

@Will the contamination spreads around and gets into the food chain. the only chance to be sure is to avoid japanese food or eat canned food from last year.