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Spent fuel is stored within the reactor building in a swimming pool-like concrete structure near the top of the reactor vessel This spent fuel must be kept underwater to prevent severe releases of radioactivity, among other reasons. A meltdown or even a fire could occur if there is a loss of...

if you look at the abovetopsecret thread linked in the second post, you'll find there several sources from japanese org sites.

Autumn Oh noes, the govt lying. Unheard of. You might want to check some other similarly optimistic quotes about the situaton from the past few days, and then see them being contradicted by facts just hours later. bertbaby. exploitation? what am I exploiting dummy. and I see your...

The point is being aware of it, understanding what it means to you depending on where you live, and preparing for it according to that. As for making profit off the Japan situation, feuck you dummy.

man, you guys never stop. last time I uploaded a book on radiation and dummies like you accused me of trying to sell it. how do you sell a book you just uploaded? dummies. now iodine tablets. no dude, I don't sell tablets. and even if I did sell iodine tablets on ebay, the...

not just the north of Japan. studies done in the US show that with failure in a nuclear waste storage pool you'd have severe contamination over 30.000 square miles. in japan they have several storage pools failing, and several other nuclear stations in the area, that would also fail if...

squall. sfsu. e d u/scripts/jetstream_model_fcst . ht ml there were a couple geniuses here saying the wind cannot carry the radiation to the west coast. looking good there geniuses

abovetopsecret . c o m /forum/thread675259/pg1 read this beautiful breakdown of exactly what the potential of the situation is

Haha. Had a couple posts here about the situation in Japan that got deleted for being exaggerations. Watch the situation going down boys, as it's almost totally out of control right now. Who's the smartass who had a relative with "20 years nuclear reactor experience" that told him...