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Joyce Riley Interviews Arnie Gundersen: ‘Fixing’ Fukushima — The Future of Japan and the World

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Published on 1 Dec 2013

Joyce Riley Interviews Arnie Gundersen 11-25-13

Arnie discussses his early whistleblowing life, his thoughts on the Daichi unit 3 explosion and his concerns about the use and abuse of Depleted Uranium.
h/t http://sgtreport.com/2013/12/joyce-riley-interviews-arnie-gundersen-fukushima-tokyo-electric-the-future-of-japan-and-the-world/

December 2, 2013 - Posted by | Uncategorized

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  1. Reblogged this on News-Press and commented:
    Joyce Riley Interviews Arnie Gundersen: ‘Fixing’ Fukushima — The Future of Japan and the World

    Farshid's avatar Comment by press inside | December 2, 2013 | Reply

  2. arclight and Christine –

    Check out the comment left on Enews proving that nuclear power plants DO emit carbon dioxide (which means the nuclear industry has lied about nuclear energy being carbon-emission-free!)

    From an IAEA document linked below:

    “RADIOACTIVE EMISSIONS:

    Radioactive emissions leave nuclear power plants as gaseous, liquid or solid wastes. The principal gaseous radioactive wastes —tritium and 14C — are associated with heavy water. Tritium is primarily formed in the moderator and, to a lesser degree, in the HTS, and is released as tritiated heavy water vapour, i.e. the molecules of heavy water vapour include some DTO molecules. Carbon-14 is principally formed in the moderator system and is released as carbon dioxide.”

    REPEAT: “Carbon-14 is principally formed in the moderator system and is released as carbon dioxide.”

    www-pub.iaea.org/MTCD/publications/PDF/TRS407_scr/D407_scr3.pdf

    Dee's avatar Comment by Dee | December 2, 2013 | Reply


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