Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 May 2012

Nature - the Magazine, copies Words of Pro-Nuke Interests

Nature, the reputed science magazine, has been finally "bought" by the pro-nuke interest groups and begun to speak as if the disasters from radiation which we have been learning through even real friends do not exist in Japan.  Officially (meaning according to the mainstream media), in Japan, nobody has died in Fukushima for radiation over the past 14 months after the over-Chernobyl level accident occurred, and the Government acted even more irresponsibly than the then-USSR.

They even prepared the video to show Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant as if everything is going well toward settlement.  The tone of the narration sounds as rhythmical as NHK newscasters.  The major media worldwide (even anti-American regions) are obviously under control of the huge amount of money connected to the nuclear industry.

We can check real Fukushima-Daiichi workers' tweets everyday, and our concern regarding the great probability of the hopeless explosion of Unit 4 Fuel Pool (containing 1535 fuel rods; plus over 10 thousand in the premises) has never been wiped out.  Those workers are not virtual, but real as our trusted independent web journalist, Yasumi Iwakami interviewed them live.

According to Arnie Gundersen, the greatest danger has always been Unit 4 for this reason, and it is impossible that the US Government is ignorant about it.  The reason operation of Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant was suspended by the former prime minister Naoto Kan so easily is sait to be the pressure from the US as it threatens logistics of their army with its base in Yokosuka, too close to Hamaoka.

Anyway, here's the copy of unbelievable Nature's article.  I wonder how long those money-obsessed insane people control the world.  They are even endangering their own planet, let alone their own or family's lives.

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Fukushima’s doses tallied

Studies indicate minimal health risks from radiation in the aftermath of Japan’s nuclear disaster.

Around 170 of Fukushima’s workers have a slightly elevated risk of cancer due to their radiation exposure.
YOSHIKAZU TSUNO/EPA/CORBIS

Few people will develop cancer as a consequence of being exposed to the radioactive material that spewed from Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant last year — and those who do will never know for sure what caused their disease. These conclusions are based on two comprehensive, independent assessments of the radiation doses received by Japanese citizens, as well as by the thousands of workers who battled to bring the shattered nuclear reactors under control.