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Google continues its blocking of Fukushima related stories from “Top Stories” – F.C.

 Chernobyl recovery officer criticises Japan’s efforts at Fukushima

Soviet efforts to contain the Chernobyl nuclear disaster a quarter of a century ago were far better than Japan’s “slow-motion” response to the disaster at Fukushima, a leading member of the 1986 recovery effort said. . . 

Malnutrition rife in quake zone

KESENNUMA, Miyagi–Due to deteriorating hygiene caused by power blackouts, suspension of the water supply and poor nutrition from food distributed at evacuation centers, protecting disaster victims’ health has become a serious issue in areas devastated by the Great East Japan Earthquake. . . .

Nuclear Body To Issue Hourly Radiation Forecasts

TOKYO (Nikkei)–The Nuclear Safety Commission said Monday that it will start issuing forecasts of how airborne radioactive material may be spreading out by the hour from the Fukushima Daiichi power plant.

Starting Tuesday, the commission’s Web site will show hour-by-hour data from SPEEDI, a system that analyzes and predicts dispersal of radioactive material in the event of a nuclear emergency. . . .

Europe’s anti-nuclear mobs?

It started in Jaitapur, India. The global, post-Fukushima popular revolt against nuclear power is here to stay. Associated Press reported the events of 19 April: “A mob opposing a government plan to build a nuclear plant in the western Indian state of Maharashtra ransacked a hospital and set buses on fire Tuesday during a protest strike.”  .  .  .  

Anti-Nuclear Demonstrators March in France and Germany

On the eve of 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, thousands of anti-nuclear demonstrators in France and Germany protested the use of nuclear power and called for a shutdown of their nuclear plants. Protesters marched on the the Pont de l’Europe, the bridge that links Strasbourg and Kehl, and other bridges that connect France and Germany over the Rhine river.  . .  

Map details radiation at N-plant site

Tokyo Electric Power Co. has released to the public for the first time a map of its Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant that shows results of a survey of radiation levels at the site. . . .

BUT THE (above) ARTICLE DOESN’T HAVE THE MAP!!!

HERE it is —  http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?16756-Fukushima-As-Bad-as-Chernobyl-New-Radiation-Map-Worse-than-imagined!

(Above link has a CREEPY QUOTE: “According to the “Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety” – France, the radioactive cloud will spread almost throughout the entire planet by March 26, 2011.”  !!!!)

Here’s the so-so (USA) RadNet map – https://cdxnode64.epa.gov/radnet-public/showMap.do