Run_to_da_hills wrote: » The average person would last 7 minutes in any of the exposed reactor buildings, A remote controlled robot would last 2 hours at the most due to EMF breakdown in PCB circuits. Estimated time to remove spent rods and clean up most of the mess from reactors 1 to 4 could be in the region of 10 years. Reactor building 4 is the most precarious of all the crippled buildings as a quake as low as magnitude 6 could topple the bring it down spilling its load of rods. If this was the case I would run further than hills. :eek:http://www.veteranstoday.com/2012/10/11/what-are-efforts-to-contain-fukushima-2/ Good sites for up to date news and information.www.rense.comhttp://enenews.com/http://fukushima-diary.com/category/dnews/http://www.fairewinds.com/content/fukushima-daiichi-truth-and-future
Run_to_da_hills wrote: » .....spilling its load of rods......
El Weirdo wrote: » Have you tried here?
darlett wrote: » Helpful. Go Fuk yourself :rolleyes:
Pottler wrote: » In fairness, it's the answer to half the tarded questions posted on Boards. "How long will it take me to drive to Dublin?" Feck knows, try it and see, ya spa. "My gas meter is reading too high, what should I do??" Ring the gas company??? Tard. "My girlfriend is riding the lad next door, should I dump her??" Well, what would Chuck Norris do?? Woos. "Fukushima is worrying me. What the story?" It's a reactor, it's fecked. How good do ye think it might be? Scale of 1-10. 10 being "quite fecked!" How about a 9??
B.A._Baracus wrote: » Agree. I've actually seen alot of El Weirdo's posts. Apart from mod posts, all he does is just be sarcastic or generally be a dick in his replies. How he is a mod ... I dunno. Or maybe thats how you become a mod around here?
IvySlayer wrote: » A nuclear power station survived a 9.3 magnitude earthquake and the resulting tsunami with no deaths caused by radiation. Nuclear power is the way to go!!!!
Pottler wrote: » In fairness, it's the answer to half the tarded questions posted on Boards.
SuperInfinity wrote: » I think that what nuclear proves is that no matter how incredibly disastrous something could potentially be, if there's a large profit to be made and the risk is very small then they will drive it through the government. The thing is that the law of averages doesn't take kindly to such risks being carried out over and over again. Let's hope that the entire world doesn't go kablam after thousands of such "miniscule" risks are taken.
ted1 wrote: » explain what happened that was so bad? It was the tabloids that were blown it up.
Run_to_da_hills wrote: » I would disagree totally on this particular one. With so much government lies, main stream media blackout and cover ups it is quite difficult to find the correct answers on the subject of Fukushima.
SuperInfinity wrote: » More than 300 people, many of whom are innocent civilians, received more radiation than they should in their whole lifetimes. Estimates of people who are going to die from cancer range from none to 100 (peer reviewed) to 1000 (non-peer reviewed guesstimate). Yes I did just read this from wikipedia.
wrote: » Oh please, for the love of god, please tell me you are a joke poster and not actually that stupid and... (what's a word like deranged but slightly less offensive?)
ted1 wrote: » because we know wikipedia is a perfectly credible source. meanwhile in 2012 approx 300,000 people have died as a result of fossil fuel burning elec plants...