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Thom Hartmann talks with Kevin Kamps from Beyond Nuclear: www.beyondnuclear.org about continuing concerns of major environmental catastrophe at Japan's damaged nuclear power reactor. Tepco is admitting they are very close to China Syndrome at Fukushima, where melted fuel penetrates earth.


Fukushima China Syndrome

thomhartmann

05 December 11

Thom Hartmann talks with Kevin Kamps from Beyond Nuclear: www.beyondnuclear.org about continuing concerns of major environmental catastrophe at Japan's damaged nuclear power reactor. Tepco is admitting they are very close to China Syndrome at Fukushima, where melted fuel penetrates earth.

 

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+8 # universlman 2011-12-06 13:10
when will the press admit that they are being lied to?

they are protecting the operators of this compound disaster - they and we must face the facts and we need current information - BP was forced to disclose their MO, why not TEPCO?
 
 
+5 # CL38 2011-12-06 22:37
If we don't learn and face the truth, we'll be the victims of our ignorance.
 
 
+3 # universlman 2011-12-08 17:24
this topic was given great exposure by rsn

looks like the public is not too interested in exploring news about arguably the worst environmental disaster in history as it unfolds - sure flummoxes me
 
 
+3 # Ken Hall 2011-12-08 23:21
And where are the commenters who, at the onset of the crisis, dismissed as irrelevant people who likened the Fukushima problem to anything remotely like the Chernobyl disaster? WRONG! And let me put in here a plug for all the environmentalis ts who opposed nuclear power from the beginning; they were right! The notorious propensity of humans to make errors, and the enduring toxicity of nuclear radiation, make this a freighted, unwinnable gamble. Live and learn or, as is the case with some of us, live and NOT learn.
 
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