TEPCO Still Finding/Hiding Radioactive Leaks in Three Mile Island Like Horror

Time Running Out On Nuclear Renaissance as Accidents Mount!

Cruising the Internet found and article from the Wall Street Journal that shows unknown and/or undetected leaks were being located divulged as late as Wednesday night. This means radioactive contaminants were finding their way into the AIR and WATER people breath and drink for almost three days completely unchecked. How many more horrid secrets are yet not known about these seven monster reactors?

Fresh News of Leaks Adds To Nuclear-Plant Worries

Associated Press

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB118484761754271575.html?mod=home_whats_news_asia

KASHIWAZAKI, Japan -- Leaks at an earthquake-battered nuclear-power plant continued undetected even as officials assured the public that the damage posed no outside danger, it was learned Thursday, casting deep doubts on the plant's emergency measures and the response by Japan's largest power company.

The indefinite shutdown of the plant also raised serious fears of a summer power shortage.

Officials at Tokyo Electric Power Co. confirmed Thursday that radioactive material was leaking as late as Wednesday night, two days after the plant suffered a near-direct hit by Monday's quake, which killed 10 people and injured more than 1,000 in Kashiwazaki.

Meanwhile, over at the NEI Blog, where they are desperate to paint this event in its best light to protect the Nuclear Renaissance, the spin miesters are trotting out trusty old Lee to set us straight...funny thing this Lee. Claims to have all the answers, knows exactly what was leaked and how, but fails to mention any of the newly found leaks! Talk about someone talking out of their ASS! Give it a break Lee, you just proved yourself a nuclear industry hack and phony. Can we say BUSTED?

Thursday, July 19, 2007

Putting The Radiation Release at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa in the Proper Perspective

Let me make something clear at the outset: All over the world, the nuclear industry takes the events in Japan very seriously. With that in mind, here's some proper perspective from We Support Lee on just how much radioactive material was released from the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant this week: