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Thanks, Chuck,

Just when I getting over nightmares about radiation and mutations of flora
and fauna near this disaster, and having more nightmares about when it
spreads worldwide.

w.

On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 4:35 PM, Chuck Kovis <ckovis at turbonet.com> wrote:

>  Brought to you by the “Japan Atomic Industrial Forum” whose motto is:
>
> “Nuclear Power, with no emission of carbon dioxide, contributes to the
> prevention of global warming.”
>
> The operator of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has
> started
> taking a closer look at spent fuel inside a storage pool at one of its 4
> reactor
> buildings, in preparation for the eventual removal of the fuel.
> Tokyo Electric Power Company put a remote-controlled underwater camera
> inside the storage pool for Reactor Number 4 on Thursday to examine
> conditions
> inside. The firm says it will insert the camera several more times in
> March.
> In one of the first steps in a 40-year plan for decommissioning the plant,
> Tokyo
> Electric plans to start removing the spent fuel from Reactor Number 4 by
> March
> 2014.
> . . . . .
>
> Temperature remains high at damaged reactor
> An unknown rise in temperature at one of the reactors at the damaged
> Fukushima
> nuclear plant is troubling its operator. Tokyo Electric says the
> temperature hasn't
> gone down even after it increased the volume of cooling water on Tuesday.
> One of the thermometers at the bottom of reactor No. 2 at the Fukushima
> Daiichi
> plant gradually rose to about 70 degrees Celsius since January 27th. It
> had stayed
> around 45 degrees before.
> In an effort to lower the temperature, the operator increased the amount
> of water
> sprayed on the nuclear fuel by 3 tons to 13.5 tons per hour Tuesday
> morning.
> But Tokyo Electric said readings were down only about 3 degrees after some
> 5
> hours of operation, hardly showing signs of improvement.
> The utility said the flow of water in the reactor may have changed after
> plumbing
> work in late January, causing difficulties in cooling part of the melted
> nuclear
> fuel.
> It added that no temperature rise has been observed at 2 other
> thermometers in
> the same reactor and that it will continue to carefully monitor the
> reactor.
> TEPCO has been unable to visually confirm conditions inside the reactors
> since
> the nuclear disaster last March because of high radiation.
> Tuesday, February 07, 2012 13:05 +0900 (JST)
>
> Looks like TEPCO is right on schedule for their 40 year plan.  Anyone for glowing
> Alaskan salmon?  Chuck Kovis  (My emphasis)
>
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