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ischav2 13 juni 2011 08:48

Voor alle voorstanders van kernenergie:

Geheel Japan mogelijk onbewoonbaar.

www.naturalnews.com/032657_Fukushima_...

Moet je vooral in Nederlands er 1 bijzetten..... Zwitserland, Duitsland stoppen met kernenergie..... minister Verhagen, wordt het niet tijd om uw standpunt te herzien???

[verwijderd] 13 juni 2011 09:30

Man ze denken aan 1 ding is verdienen.

[verwijderd] 18 juni 2011 07:42

za 18 jun 2011, 07:03
Tepco staakt schoonmaak radioactief water
TOKIO - De exploitant van de Japanse kerncentrale Fukushima I heeft de pogingen gestaakt om radioactief koelwater schoon te maken dat in zee dreigt te belanden. De reden is dat de stralingsniveaus sneller stijgen dan verwacht. Dat meldde energiemaatschappij Tepco zaterdag.

Tepco heeft grote hoeveelheden water gebruikt om drie reactors van de kerncentrale te koelen, nadat de koelsystemen na de aardbeving en tsunami van 11 maart uitvielen. De centrale heeft echter nauwelijks ruimte meer over om het water op te slaan. Het gaat om ongeveer 110.000 ton water dat zwaar radioactief vervuild is.

www.telegraaf.nl/buitenland/10048722/...,2

[verwijderd] 20 juni 2011 14:14

Project Flood Nuclear Warnings: 10,000 evacuees prep, 60 buses standby

Across river from the state of Nebraska's Fort Calhoun Nuclear plant, possibly leaking radiation now, Red Cross is preparing for 10,000 evacuees as a Warning Level 1 has been issued in Project Flood 2011 where the Mighty Missouri River continues swelling, and water is bubbling from the ground near the levee.

NoRiskAtAll 21 juni 2011 02:40

Fukushima, the Greatest Nuclear & Environmental Disaster in Human History

www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article28800.html

voda 21 juni 2011 21:12

Japan Needs Nuclear as Main Energy: Mori

By Masatsugu Horie - Jun 21, 2011 5:42 AM GMT+0200

Japan needs nuclear power as its main energy source and the country shouldn’t follow European examples in banning new reactors, said Shosuke Mori, chairman of Kansai Electric Power Co., the nation’s second-biggest power producer.

“It’s the only way to secure a stable supply of environmentally clean electricity at a relatively low cost,” Mori, who also heads the Kansai Economic Federation, the biggest business lobby in western Japan, said last week in an interview in Osaka. “Nuclear power should keep its current status.”

The earthquake and tsunami that crippled Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s Fukushima Dai-Ichi plant in the northeast and Prime MinisterNaoto Kan’s request for Chubu Electric Co. to shut its Hamaoka plant to strengthen disaster defenses have cast doubt on how Japan will meet its energy demands. Kansai Electric, which supplies the country’s second-largest commercial region, joined Tokyo Electric this month in asking users to cut consumption this summer by 15 percent to avert blackouts.

Mori said Kansai Electric made the request because four of the company’s 11 reactors shut for regular maintenance haven’t been approved for restart. The move may pressure Panasonic Corp., Sharp Corp. and other companies based in the region around Osaka as they work to recover production after the country’s March 11 disaster.

Italian Vote

The reactors, located 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of Osaka on the Japan Sea coast in Fukui prefecture, accounted for about 45 percent of Kansai Electric’s total power generation in the year ended March 31, while renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power account for only 1 percent, according to the utility’s website.

“The proportion of alternative energy sources will probably increase after Fukushima,” Mori, 70, said. “It may rise to 2 or 3 percent but not to the level that can replace nuclear power because supply is too unstable and expensive.”

Mori said referendums on nuclear power, like the one in Italy earlier this month, are “inappropriate” because securing an energy supply is an issue of national security.

“Emotional responses shouldn’t dictate our decisions at times like this,” he said.

The Italian vote banning nuclear power, which followed the Fukushima disaster, the worst such accident since Chernobyl in 1986, passed by a margin of more than 90 percent and followed the German government’s pledge in May to discontinue nuclear energy by 2022.

Nuclear Opposition

Yuji Nishiyama, an analyst at Credit Suisse Group AG, said Mori’s views may be a “holdover” from a time before the Fukushima accident.

“It’s still unknown how much it will cost Japan’s utilities to the fix damage caused by the disaster and pay compensation,” said Nishiyama, who has a “neutral” rating on Kansai Electric and has suspended coverage on Tokyo Electric.

While Japan is still focused on containing the radiation leaking from the Fukushima plant and Kan’s leadership has been weakened by a pledge to resign after the crisis is brought under control, calls to change nuclear energy policies are increasing. A government document submitted this month concluded the country needs a national debate on the “whole concept of nuclear power generation,” including a calculation of its total cost.

Anti-nuclear protests were organized in cities, including Tokyo and Osaka, around the three-month anniversary of the disaster and governors of prefectures with reactors are asking for new safety guidelines. Kyodo News yesterday reported that Osaka Mayor Kunio Hiramatsu, whose city is Kansai Electric’s biggest shareholder, told the company he wants to eliminate nuclear power plants. Kyodo didn’t say where it got the information.

‘Strike While Hot’

Mori, who took over last month as chairman of the Kansai federation, said the disruption of transportation and distribution systems in Tokyo and eastern Japan following the March disaster may also provide an opportunity to reverse a decades-long trend that took investment and influence away from the western region.

“It’s now clear the whole nation will stop functioning if a big disaster hits the capital,” he said. “The earthquake proved the potential risks of limiting the government’s workings to Tokyo.”

Mori said the Kansai region, consisting of Osaka and its surrounding prefectures including Kyoto and Hyogo, used to account for almost a quarter of Japan’s electricity consumption when he joined Kansai Electric in 1963. That ratio is now about 17 percent, after the central government shifted its investment to the Tokyo area, he said.

“We in the west need to strike while the iron is hot if we want to attract people and companies here,” Mori said. “In a few years, people in Tokyo may start to forget what they went through.”

To contact the reporter on this story: Masatsugu Horie in Osaka at mhorie3@bloomberg.net

To contact the editor responsible for this story: Drew Gibson at dgibson2@bloomberg.net

www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-20/jap...

voda 22 juni 2011 20:16

Verlies eigenaar kerncentrale Japan loopt op
Gepubliceerd op 22 jun 2011 om 12:27 | Views: 216

TOKIO (AFN) - De problemen bij de zwaarbeschadigde Japanse kerncentrale Fukushima I blijven de eigenaar geld kosten. Het onder controle brengen van de reactors kan tot omgerekend 7,5 miljard euro kosten, maakte energiebedrijf Tepco woensdag bekend. De onderneming zet bovendien nog eens honderden miljoenen euro's opzij voor schadevergoedingen aan omwonenden.

De nucleaire crisis heeft Tepco al handenvol geld gekost. Vorige maand maakte het bedrijf bekend een verlies van omgerekend ruim 10 miljard euro te hebben geleden. Het was het grootste tekort ooit voor een niet-financieel Japans bedrijf.

De problemen bij Fukushima I zijn veroorzaakt door een zware aardbeving en allesverwoestende tsunami op 11 maart. Daardoor viel de koeling van de reactoren uit en smolten enkele kernen. De wijde omgeving is radioactief besmet.

[verwijderd] 23 juni 2011 00:58

donderdag 23 juni 2011 | 00:30
Tekstgrootte tekst verkleinentekst vergroten
TOKIO (ANP) - De Japanse autoriteiten hebben een tsunamiwaarschuwing afgegeven in verband met een aardbeving in de Stille Oceaan ten oosten van Honshu, het grootste eiland van Japan. De beving had een kracht van 6,7 op de schaal van Richter.

Op basis van historische informatie over aardbevingen en tsunami's verwacht het Japanse meteorologische agentschap geen grootschalige schade als gevolg van de meest recente beving. Die deed zich voor in de zeebodem op een diepte van 20 kilometer.

De noordelijke kust van Honshu kan getroffen worden door een tsunami. De autoriteiten in deze regio hebben opdracht gekregen om voorzorgsmaatregelen te treffen.

Begin maart werd Japan getroffen door een verwoestende tsunami, die ontstond door een veel zwaardere aardbeving met een kracht van 9,0 op de schaal van Richter. Meer dan 12.000 mensen verloren het leven. Daarnaast ontbreekt nog altijd elk spoor van meer dan 15.000 personen.

NoRiskAtAll 24 juni 2011 01:58

Radioactive Dust From Japan Hit North America Days After Disaster ... But Governments "Lied" About Meltdowns and Radiation

www.zerohedge.com/article/radioactive...

NoRiskAtAll 27 juni 2011 02:04

OH LOVELY: Residents Near Fukushima Are Pissing Radioactive Urine

NEWSFLASH: Crisis still not getting better.

read.bi/jb6qLg

voda 27 juni 2011 16:52

Japanese earthquake - Resume full nuclear power generation - Panel

An advisory panel to Japan's trade ministry pushed for a full restart of nuclear power generation in the country, warning of a hollowing out of industry and a JPY 7.6 trillion (USD 95 billion) price tag if fears of power shortages linger.

Over three months after a massive earthquake and tsunami, workers are still trying to stabilize reactors at Tokyo Electric Power Co's Fukushima Daiichi plant, nuclear capacity elsewhere remains offline and the country is questioning its reliance on atomic energy.

The panel which includes executives from companies such as Toyota Motor Corp, Nippon Steel Corp and Toshiba Corp said that the quake has raised fears of higher electricity costs, revealed supply chain vulnerabilities and damaged Japan's brand.

The panel in a draft report said that not resuming operations at nuclear reactors that are now undergoing maintenance will lead to power shortages around Japan, while replacing all energy generated by nuclear reactors with thermal power generators would cause crippling costs for industry.

The trade ministry hopes to use the panel's advice as a springboard for future policy, as it looks to prevent an exodus of companies.

The panel also called for utilities to buy back power conserved by companies, as well as for measures to encourage the consolidation of firms and for lower corporate taxes.

(Sourced from Reuters)

NoRiskAtAll 27 juni 2011 17:49

Filtersysteem Fukushima begeeft het opnieuw

www.telegraaf.nl/buitenland/10098049/...

[verwijderd] 27 juni 2011 18:14

ik zie hier alleen maar Mon-A-Mie aan het exploderen van eenzijdige berichtgeving... Man-O-Man einde van de wereld...

NoRiskAtAll 27 juni 2011 19:28

quote:
DieO schreef op 27 juni 2011 18:14:
ik zie hier alleen maar Mon-A-Mie aan het exploderen van eenzijdige berichtgeving... Man-O-Man einde van de wereld...

Beetje I-Di(e)o-te posting dit... ;-)

NoRiskAtAll 27 juni 2011 19:30

Tepco treats radioactive water at Fukushima plant

www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific...

NoRiskAtAll 30 juni 2011 14:14

Is The Mainstream Media Covering Up The Truth At Los Alamos, Ft. Calhoun And Fukushima?

Let's take a closer look at what has been happening at Los Alamos, Ft. Calhoun and Fukushima lately....

endoftheamericandream.com/archives/is...

[verwijderd] 1 juli 2011 12:28

British government officials approached nuclear companies to draw up a co-ordinated public relations strategy to play down the Fukushima nuclear accident

NoRiskAtAll 9 juli 2011 22:53

IT'S OFFICIAL: 'New Chernobyl' Fukushima Will Take Decades To Clean Up

No word on when the 80,000 evacuees can return.

read.bi/pIjCPE

[verwijderd] 10 juli 2011 08:34

decades ja, 10 of 20, wees eens wat concreter met je officiële berichtgeving.

[verwijderd] 10 juli 2011 08:50

O jonges, veel en veel langer, Tsjernobyl lekt toch ook nog

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