Josey Wales
How much radioactive water can the Pacific Ocean absorb? The damage that is being done to our ecosystem is irreverseable, the future of mankind is dependent on our Oceans. Why is mainstream media not broadcasting this, morning, noon, and night?
For those of you around the world that live on one of the Pacific Oceans coast lines, this is important information for you to understand. 400 tons of contaminated ground water each day is flowing into the Pacific Ocean from Fukushima.
The space for contaminater water storage is finite, space has run out and something has to be done with the new water used to cool the reactors.
Japanese officials do have a plan but recently they put a hold on the plan until they have the local fishermans support for the new plan.
Now their new plan may reduce the flow by 25%, you will learn more about that in the videos I have included below.
Tepco is planning on dumping all of the radioactive water stored at Fukushima into the ocean.
The industry-controlled nuclear regulators are pushing for dumping the radiation, as well.
Kyodo: Gov’t to dump Fukushima plant groundwater into Pacific Ocean once plan approved — Senior Scientist Says: No one believes claims by gov’t labs or Tepco about releases, “there’s a shattered trust there.
Japanese Government Explains Groundwater Bypass Plan.
The Japanese government has sought the understanding from the nation’s fisheries industry to release groundwater into the sea at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
The government presented measures under a new policy to fisheries industry representatives on Monday.
At the Fukushima plant, groundwater flowing into reactor buildings coming into contact with water used to cool nuclear fuel continues to increase the amount of contaminated water.
The central government and the Tokyo Electric Power Company, or TEPCO, which operates the plant want to introduce a bypass plan for the groundwater.
The measure is aimed at reducing the amount of water flowing into the reactor buildings by altering the flow of groundwater.
The groundwater will be pumped up at the mountain side of the compound before it reaches the reactor buildings, where radioactive water has been accumulating, to reduce the amount that flows in. Then, the groundwater will be discharged into the sea.
Kyodo News, Feb. 3, 2014: Gov’t seeks approval for dumping Fukushima plant groundwater into sea — The government on Monday sought approval of a nationwide fisheries federation to dump groundwater at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear complex into the sea on condition that the water’s contamination level is far below the legal limit. The measure is intended to prevent toxic water from continuing to accumulate officials proposed a more stringent maximum contamination level for judging the safety of water for release, compared with the legal limit. They also said the radiation level of groundwater will be checked each time before releasing it into the sea and that the operator will stop pumping out groundwater.