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magical thyme

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26. obviously there is no place safe enough.

Reply to Myrina (Reply #25)

Wed Aug 28, 2013, 10:03 AM

Aug 2013

But having it ready to tumble down at any moment is not as safe as having it not ready to tumble down at any minute. So they are going to risk having it tumble down while they move it to a place where it can't tumble down any moment in order to avoid having it tumble down without notice or warning.

At least with a moving date, everybody can know of which hotspot to focus their attention on, and at least some people can stay out of the way, if there is such a place.

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How bad is Fukushima?--really alarmingly God-awful bad. [View all] DuaneBidoux Aug 2013 OP

The news gets worse and worse. HooptieWagon Aug 2013 #1

and they have not attempted this yet questionseverything Aug 2013 #2

... move it TO where? Myrina Aug 2013 #20

to a safer situation. the structure they are in could easily collapse magical thyme Aug 2013 #24

Is there such a place, though? I'm asking seriously? Myrina Aug 2013 #25

obviously there is no place safe enough. magical thyme Aug 2013 #26

Obviously TEPCO can't control the situation. Why is the world snappyturtle Aug 2013 #3

It doesn't affect rich people. They live in their own little bubble. If it doesn't valerief Aug 2013 #9

But it is affecting the rich fasttense Aug 2013 #17

Right, but it doesn't affect them until they think it does, so it's not affecting them. valerief Aug 2013 #19

Because... CoffeeCat Aug 2013 #12

Thanks so much for the link....I, too, think it is disgusting that snappyturtle Aug 2013 #14

I hear you... CoffeeCat Aug 2013 #21

It all comes down to greed. Greed that knows no bounds and snappyturtle Aug 2013 #22

You know what I think the saddest element of this is? CoffeeCat Aug 2013 #27

You're so right. I married a sociopath...we're not married snappyturtle Aug 2013 #28

snip... CrispyQ Aug 2013 #4

Perfect! Meant to comment on this when I read it the first snappyturtle Aug 2013 #23

Thank you Duane. Fukushima is a topic that deserves more attention. saidsimplesimon Aug 2013 #5

Unless of course you like glow-in-the-dark sushi. calimary Aug 2013 #10

+1 daleanime Aug 2013 #11

K & R !!! WillyT Aug 2013 #6

Post removed Post removed Aug 2013 #7

Hey I live in Oregon, 60 miles from the Pacific ocean 99th_Monkey Aug 2013 #8

No worse than the state of denial for residents in Tokyo (n/t) Moostache Aug 2013 #15

K & R n/t glinda Aug 2013 #13

K&R! blackspade Aug 2013 #16

"9,640 Fukushima plant workers reach radiation level for leukemia compensation – The Asahi Shimbun" bananas Aug 2013 #18

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Aug 2013 #29