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Mon Apr-04-11 06:14 AM
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Japan To Dump Thousands Of TONS Of Radioactive Material Into The Ocean! CNN video |
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Mon Apr-04-11 06:18 AM
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1. What did the fish in the sea do to deserve this? |
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Mon Apr-04-11 06:21 AM
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2. Earth, air, water: the corporations' sewer. (nt) |
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Mon Apr-04-11 07:13 AM
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Mon Apr-04-11 07:18 AM
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6. Tragically and terminally true. |
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Mon Apr-04-11 06:22 AM
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3. What's cheaper for corporations is ALWAYS in our best interest. |
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Mon Apr-04-11 07:13 AM
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5. It really depends on the types of material. |
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If it can spread and migrate, thene there mey be cause for concern. But if the material is essentially a solid mass of something that is not water soluable and not prone to spread with ocean currents... then there is little risk to anything. Water is a very effective shielding to emitted radiation. This is actually why spent fuel rods are stored in a pool.
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Mon Apr-04-11 07:40 AM
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7. Being cynical ... they already are |
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What's a few more tons after you've spilled a weeks worth of core contaminated radioactive contaminated coolant water? :sarcasm:
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Mon Apr-04-11 12:59 PM
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8. Will that be legal according to International law? nt |
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