The devastation imparted by the Fukushima meltdown in 2011 is still in effect, and it’s likely that the radiation from the nuclear power plant will be in our environment for a very long time.
Recent reports have indicated that the level of radiation at the disaster site is still unbelievably high, such that cleaning up the area is expected to take at least another forty years.
Honestly, the word “disaster” hardly seems descriptive enough for the toll Fukushima has taken on the planet.
Former nuclear engineer Arnie Gundersen doesn’t beat around the bush when discussing the enormous catastrophe that is the Fukushima nuclear accident.
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Recent reports have indicated that the level of radiation at the disaster site is still unbelievably high, such that cleaning up the area is expected to take at least another forty years.
Honestly, the word “disaster” hardly seems descriptive enough for the toll Fukushima has taken on the planet.
Former nuclear engineer Arnie Gundersen doesn’t beat around the bush when discussing the enormous catastrophe that is the Fukushima nuclear accident.
Read Entire Article »
