"19000 sur 30000 intervenants après la catastrophe à la centrale nucléaire de Fukushima-1 ont subi des examens médicaux au Japon. Les bilans sont inquiétants..."
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Ecologie & société
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Ecologie, économie, société, humanité.
Notre planète est exsangue, nos sociétés peu exemplaires, mais nous pouvons changer les choses.
Acte 1 : S'informer, informer, éduquer, agir.
Notre planète est exsangue, nos sociétés peu exemplaires, mais nous pouvons changer les choses.
Acte 1 : S'informer, informer, éduquer, agir.
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"Turner Radio Network (TRN) has issued a report regarding Fukushima Diachi Nuclear Plant that is expected to affect the entire Northern Hemisphere." "According to the report: “Persons residing on the west coast of North America should IMMEDIATELY begin preparing for another possible onslaught of dangerous atmospheric radiation from the Fukushima nuclear disaster site in Japan.” Turner Radio Network (TRN) has issued a report regarding Fukushima Diachi Nuclear Plant that is expected to affect the entire Northern Hemisphere. According to the report: “Persons residing on the west coast of North America should IMMEDIATELY begin preparing for another possible onslaught of dangerous atmospheric radiation from the Fukushima nuclear disaster site in Japan.” TEPCO has confirmed that via camera surveillance, that steam has begun to pour from Reactor 3, although they have “not been identified abnormal plant conditions.” - See more at: http://www.occupycorporatism.com/tepco-quietly-admits-reactor-3-melting-now/#sthash.vewdjzYl.2muWFFQk.dpuf
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"Le nucléaire va-t-il faire tomber l’un des pays les plus puissants de la planète ? A la lumière du chantier pharaonique de Fukushima, et des milliards dépensés afin de tenter de sauver ce qui pourrait l’être, la question de la survie du Japon pourrait se poser..."
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'Memories for the Future' Project: In March 2011 a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit Japan, causing unimaginable damage.
Via un site appelé "Mirai no kioku" (Mémoire pour l'avenir), Google offre grâce à son outil "Street View" des images de 12 agglomérations désertées de la préfecture de Fukushima, dont les cités de Futaba et Okuma, à la frontière desquelles se trouve la centrale ravagée Fukushima Daiichi.
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