“At a hospital in Fuksuhima where she was working in, 5 babies out of 7 were born with birth defect, Down’s syndrome or lost by miscarriage.”
http://nuclear-news.net/2012/07/14/unusual-number-of-birth-deformities-at-fukushima-hospital/
We are adding Nuclear News to our section on Fukushima on the sidebar – F.C.
Shell shares dropped sharply on worries over a possible oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico after the oil giant reported spotting an oil sheen near one of its platforms.
[snip] . . . The company said in a statement that the source of the one-mile by 10-mile sheen [!!!] is unknown and there was no current indication that it originates from wells in either its Mars or Ursa projects.
Radioactive iodine from Japan nuclear reactor explosion found in New Hampshire
Radioactive iodine found by Dartmouth researchers in the local New Hampshire environment is a direct consequence of a nuclear reactor’s explosion and meltdown half a world away, says Joshua Landis, a research associate in the Department of Earth Science. The failure of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power facility, following the March 11, 2011, earthquake and tsunami, was the largest nuclear disaster since 1986 at Chernobyl. . .
. . . . . This is not the case with another isotope, iodine-129, released concurrently with iodine-131. It is not as radioactive, which makes it much harder to measure, but it is much longer lasting and, as it concentrates in certain areas over time . . . . (more)
The Dartmouth team downplays the toxicity of the idone but here’s some info from ENE-News:
Forever: Iodine-129 “a growing radiological risk” — 15.7 million year half-life — Almost undetectable — Traveled along with iodine-131 from Fukushima — Concentrates in hotspots
Oct, 2011
“A mysterious and potentially widespread disease is thought to have contributed to the deaths of dozens of ringed seals along Alaska’s Arctic coast. Scores more are sickened, some so ill that skin lesions bleed when touched.”
http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/site/?pageid=event_desc&edis_id=BH-20111013-32661-MLC
AND:
Discovery of bald, sick Alaska seal shows possible spread of disease
. . . The animals had lesions on hind flippers and inside their mouths. Some showed patchy hair loss and skin irritation around the nose and eyes. Stricken live seals were lethargic, allowing people to approach. Necropsies on the dead ringed seals found fluid in lungs, white spots on livers and abnormal growth in brains. . . http://www.chinapost.com.tw/life/discover/2012/03/12/334270/Discovery-of.htm
NOAA denies it has a Fukushima connection but this all happened recently. They say:
… symptoms were probably not caused by radiation, which was considered because of the timing and size of the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident that followed a tsunami in Japan last year.
NEW – Polar Bears in Alaska Observed with Patchy Hair Loss and other Skin Lesions
More polar bears with hair loss found
Not to be confused with the earlier one –
From Cryptome –
OIL PIPELINE BREAKS, SIGNIFICANT VOLUME OF OIL FLOODED INTO CUTBANK RIVER
A break in an oil collection pipeline on the eastern prairie of the Blackfeet Reservation approximately 5 miles from the town of Cutbank has led to a flood of crude that has been flowing approximately one mile over land and into the Cutbank river. Tribal officials received word of the spill on Tuesday, but it remains unclear when, or why the pipeline, which is managed by FX Drilling, actually began leaking oil. . . (more)
http://cryptome.org/0005/cutbank-leak/cutbank-leak.htm
Notice there is no news coverage of this pollution event.
Just great! This NUT who says radiation is GOOD for you gets prominant post in Japan!
From EX-SKF –
The diabolical country on the western edge of the Pacific Ocean (no it’s not North Korea) that is what Japan seems to have morphed into will have Dr. Shunichi “100 microsieverts/hour radiation is safe” Yamashita of Nagasaki University as the vice president of the Fukushima Medical University in charge of setting up an organization to conduct research on effects of radiation on the Fukushima residents [sic] .
Well, those in Fukushima and elsewhere who wanted to remove the professor from the Fukushima radiation advisor sort of got their wish. He just made a lateral move. Or maybe he will continue to be the advisor. Criticism? What criticism? … (more)
http://ex-skf.blogspot.com/2011/07/radiation-in-japan-dr-shunichi.html
. . . they want to do the research on Fukushima CHILDREN! MONSTERS!
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