New: Fukushima & The Expanding Circle of Death (Rense) 8/29/16

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NEW: Fukushima Nuclear Catastrophe with Yoichi Shimatsu & Jeff Rense http://www.rense.com/ Fukushima Update August 29, 2016 Free MP3 - Listen http://tinyurl.com/ha2pekj TV: “Astronomical amounts of radiation” found in downtown Tokyo… Directly outside gov’t building — ‘Horrific’ readings where kids playing in Fukushima, ‘extreme’ levels found where food is grown for elementary school lunches — Nuclear expert shocked, upset by discovery (VIDEO) http://tinyurl.com/jj7ynt9 Confirmation - Reports Of Bugs And Birds Nearly Gone - See more at: http://www.rense.com/general96/birdsbugs.htm#sthash.EQFgcbZS.dpuf Japan Earthquakes 2011 Visualization Map https://youtu.be/NSBjEvPH2j4 Massive Fukushima Radiation Hits West Coast - Graphs & Vid 2-18-14 http://tinyurl.com/pn4cut6 Fukushima Radiation Blasted US In March 2011 - Model 12-25-13 http://tinyurl.com/gqotjm5 Real Time World Earthquake Monitor http://ds.iris.edu/seismon/ Poisoned Radioactive Air For All http://tinyurl.com/zfc8mck Fukushima Rad So High TEPCO Robots Die In Minutes http://tinyurl.com/he3kf9t 99% Effective’ Fukushima Ice Wall FAILS http://tinyurl.com/jconmpe Fukushima Radiation Eating Holes In People's Brains? http://tinyurl.com/hdrpmgj 323 dead reindeer from lightning strike in Norway http://tinyurl.com/z2rmvof markov galaxy 501, gamma burst, solar flare, arctic ice, lightning strike, caribu, particles, EneNews headlines: http://enenews.com/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Meanwhile, back at the ranch AUG 30, 2016: Nearing Typhoon Halts Work at Fukushima Daiichi Workers at the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant have suspended some of the decommissioning work and are bracing for rain and winds from a powerful typhoon. Typhoon Lionrock is expected to make landfall along Japan's northeastern coast on Tuesday afternoon, passing off Fukushima Prefecture. Tokyo Electric Power Company says workers secured electric cables and hoses on the plant compound on Monday. On Tuesday, the operator suspended work at the plant's port. It also stopped the operation of a crane being used to demolish a temporary cover over one of the reactor buildings. Officials say they are closely watching to make sure the cover is not blown off by the typhoon. TEPCO says it has also taken measures to prevent contaminated rain water and groundwater from leaking into the ocean. In past typhoons, it was thought that contaminated rainwater flowed into the ocean through a drainage system. There were also concerns that radioactive groundwater might leak into the ocean as rain could increase the groundwater in the compound. This time the operator has installed stronger pumps and increased their number. The utility says as of 11 AM Tuesday, there were no changes in groundwater levels at the plant's site. Other measures taken earlier include rerouting the drainage system into the plant's port instead of directly into the ocean. TEPCO also raised the barriers around tanks that store tainted water. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Storm Slams Northern Japan People in northern Japan are dealing with the aftereffects of a powerful storm. Tropical storm Lionrock ripped through the region devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. Lionrock is moving northwest at a speed of 75 kilometers per hour... packing winds of more than 100 kilometers per hour. The storm was the first typhoon to strike the Pacific side of Tohoku in recorded history. Forecasters had downgraded Lionrock to a severe tropical storm because its maximum wind speed dropped somewhat after making landfall. Its center has passed the main island but severe weather remains over a wide area. People in Tohoku and northern island of Hokkaido are dealing with heavy rains, strong winds and rough seas. Officials also issued mudslide warnings. They say many parts of the area had one month's worth of rainfall in just 2 days.