RE: conference callThose reading COMPLETE BS - the Tech Rep a
nd pretending ,
they do not know subsequent developments /numbers ,they just knowingly take part
in this misleading scam of $65m capex = 3 mt production.
As I said ,here
This qualifies for SEC. INVESTIGATION
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The two-day Nikkei fall has wiped some $620 billion off the market.
Second biggest in world - Jap consumer is out of picture of global consumption
for long time
Luxury goods and gold first ; bullion prices retreated because of
concerns that demand from Asia would suffer.
In addition, wealth effect AROUND GLOBE disappearing as we speak..
Nikkei 14% at the bottom before bouncing .to minus 10%
Hiromichi Shirakawa, chief economist for Japan at Credit Suisse, said
in a note to clients that the economic loss will likely be around 14-15 trillion yen,
or
$171-183 billion, just to the region hit by the quake and tsunami.
: Global weakness continues to weigh on CRB Commodity Index
suffered its worst single-day drop since November
with a 3.6% tumble today.
That marked its sixth straight loss, which left the CRB to close below its 50-day
moving average for the first time since August.
Weakness across the world has caused the Dow Jones World Index to drop 3.4%,
which currently ties for its worst single-day slide since a 3.9% drop almost two years ago.
Recovered 1/2 loses later.
SP 50 DMA resistance now.
Precious metals were swept into this session's sell-off.
That left gold prices to drop 2.2% to $1392.90 per ounce.
Silver slumped 4.8% to settle pit trade at $34.11 per ounce.
Financial stocks also weighed on the Toronto market with insurers taking some
of the biggest hits: insurer Manulife Financial was down 3.4 per cent to C$16.17,
which has said it could
face claim payouts of up $150 million related to its business in Japan
All US10 of the major sectors are in the red, but the materials sector has managed
to cut its loss to just 0.5% after it had been down as much as 3.2%.
Uranium ETFs 25-30% down.
Vancouver explorers ? ..you don't wanna know.
Just forget them for years .
Both CMK and KOL bouncing between their SLOPING DOWN CHANNEL lines
like confused , disoriented YO-YO.
While CMK is in clear downchannel, KOL(below 50 DMA ) prints another bearish pattern.
DESCENDING TRIANGLE should break KOL down within 3 weeks.
Only NGas up.
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Markets Won't Know Full Scope of Japan Disaster for Weeks
No Reason to Close Tokyo Stock Exchange: YET
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eactors didn't melt totally yet..so, we have 1 day to play daytrading YO-YO.
Flipping between 6.1 and 6.4 aftershocks ,with the biggy still possible
geeeeesus
There have been hundreds of smaller tremors, but more than 20 have been
larger than magnitude 6.
The Christchurch earthquake in New Zealand in February was magnitude 6.3.
15 March 2011 Last updated at 19:30 ET
Fresh explosions at reactors No. 2 and 4 at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear
Power Station on Tuesday sent radiation levels soaring in Japan.
In the bustling Shinjuku district they at one point reached 22 times the previous day's level.
15 March 2011 Last updated at 18:21 ET
New fire hits Japan nuclear plant
The new blaze began at reactor four. The plant has already been hit by four explosions,
March 15, 2011, 6:55PM
SOMA, Japan — A fire broke out at a nuclear reactor again Wednesday, a day after the power plant emitted a burst of radiation that panicked an
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UN atomic chief sees more core damage in Japan
15 March 2011 Last updated at 12:52 ET
The former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency has warned that the
worst may not be over for Japan.
Union of Concerned Scientists also said a "jerry-rigged" cooling system
at the Japanese plant would be hard to maintain if all workers there were evacuated.
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March 15 New earthquakes of magnitude 6.1 and 6.2 strike areas south of Tokyo.
The latest quakes raise fears about another nuclear facility, the Hamaoka plant
REAL TIME MAP OF RADIATION BY PREFECTURE-worst area censored
Will hit S Korea soon.
https://www.targetmap.com/viewer.aspx?reportId=4870
https://www.jaea.go.jp/04/ztokai/kankyo_e/kaisetsu/japan.gif
CBC ALERT! Japanese Nuclear Jet Stream Fallout Map for CANADA BC
Jet stream for next week - right on BC ,Alaska
https://www.frequency.com/video/cbc-alert-japanese-nuclear-jet-stream/3337838
https://elearningexamples.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Infographic-Japan-radiation-spread-a-reasonable-fear.png
RADIATION SPREADSHEET
https://www.sendung.de/2011-03-15/a-crowdsourced-japan-radiation-spreadsheet/
https://static.ibnlive.com/pix/sitepix/03_2011/japan_tokyo.jpg
Japanese official said the pool, where used nuclear fuel is kept cool, might be boiling.
When the spent fuel will be exposed to air , the risk of a Zirconium fire arises
and then you have a very large release particularly of Cesium 137.
4 down , 2 to go
Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano said they were closely watching
the remaining two reactors a
t the plant, 5 and 6, as they had begun overheating
Japan's nuclear safety agency said earlier it suspected
the latest blast may have
damaged reactor 2's suppression chamber.
This time part of the reactor itself seems to have been damaged.
A
nother blast at Unit 4 punched two holes eight metres square in the wall
of an outer building of a reactor, exposing the spent fuel pool to outside air.
Within three hours the amount of radiation at the plant rose to163 times the previously recorded level, according to Japan’s Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency
Crew that were tending to the facility and trying to make repairs were evacuated.
They had already punched a hole into the vessel around the second reactor,
so as to reduce the risk of further hydrogen explosions—at the cost of releasing
a greater flow of radioactive particles into the surrounding atmosphere
Japanese officials appeared unable to figure out what was going on deep inside the reactor.
The rods were exposed when the flow of seawater into reactor number 2 stopped simply because a fire pump ran out of fuel.
With the entire region of Honshu island reportedly low on fuel and other vital supplies, a key question is whether plans are in place to keep the power station supplied with diesel.
WHAT THE HYDROGEN EXPLOSIONS MEAN
1.the core could rise up to 2,000C (3,600F)
2.The steel vessel is cladded with zicronium
3.the melting zirconium reacts at these temperatures with water molecules to form hydrogen
4.his makes the cladding more brittle and likely to fall away from the rods.
5
.SO, WE ARE LOOKING AT RELEASING FOR LONG TIME,STEADY STREAM OF RADIOACTIVE STEAM AND HYDROGEN
If they will manage to prevent meltdown or major explosion.
The Three Mile Island disaster took over 12 years to clean up, at a cost of about $973m
Total spending by Belarus on Chernobyl between 1991 and 2003 was more than US $ 13 billion.
Chernobyl will take millennia to recover…[before an area] as large as Italy,
will return to normal radioactive levels in about 100,000 years time.
65-million people were contaminated...more than 400,000 people were forced to evacuate the area
https://www.greenfacts.org/en/chernobyl/l-3/5-social-economic-impacts.htm
Belarus puts $265 billion price tag on Chernobyl about 500 times the amount
dudes made on pumping uranium stocks ....geeesus
https://www.ratical.com/radiation/Chernobyl/Costs5.txt
IT'S RAINING -reporter on the ground
As we stood talking in the rain, some emergency workers walked by. They spoke animatedly to our translator, Yamaki. Yamaki turned to us and said we n
eeded to get out of the rain. When we asked why, he said "black rain," or, in other words, the threat of radiation from the Fukushima plant being carried and spread through condensation.
We'd been out of cell range for hours. When we got closer to Sendai, our phones started blowing up. It was the question. There's a possibility you are in danger of nuclear radiation. Do you want to stay or do you want to go? The CBS News foreign desk sent us all kinds of assessments on the potential nuclear threat so we could make an educated choice.
None of us have a death wish.
We bundled in the van for the trip to Tokyo
THE LEVELS
Radiation levels in Chiba prefecture,
next to Tokyo, were 10 times above
normal levels, Kyodo News reports.
In Ibaraki prefecture, about 70 kilometres south of the nuclear plant,
radiation levels surged to as high
as 5,575 nanosieverts at 5:50 a.m.
, the Ibaraki government said in the release Tuesday.
11 TIMES ABOVE LEVEL CONSIDERED HARMFUL
and 110 times normal
That compares with 50 nanosieverts as of 9:30 a.m. on March 13,
when the measurements began, according to the statement.
Radiation readings in Kitaibaraki city, about 43 miles (70 kilometers) south of the Fukushima
nuclear plant was at 821 nanosieverts per hour as of 3 p.m. Tokyo time.
A chest X-ray typically involves a dose of 20 micro-sieverts
At its most intense, the leak released a radioactive dose in one hour at the site 400 times
the amount a person normally receives in a year. Within six hours, that level had dropped dramatically.
A
person would have to be exposed to that dose for 10 hours for it to be fatal,
said Jae Moo-sung, a nuclear engineering expert at Seoul's Hanyang University.
Authorities reported radiation levels
nine times normal in Tokio
— too small, officials said, to threaten the 39 million people
BUT Austria moved its embassy from Tokyo to Osaka.
compare levels graph
https://cdn.wallstreetpit.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/image168.jpg
Steam that is released into the air will eventually get back into the water
and sea life will be affected ... once there is rain, drinking water
will also be contaminated.”
The French embassy put out a safety alert to its nationals living in Tokyo,
noting that north-easterly winds from the area around Fukushima
could bring low-level radioactive contamination to the capital,
250km away,
within 10 hours.
.That was issued 13 hrs ago. geeesus
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US MILITARY BASES GO FOR COVER
More U.S. military crews were exposed to radiation Tuesday
as they ramped up relief flights over Japan,.
Americans on two military bases at Yokosuka and Naval Air Facility Atsugi .
south of Tokyo were advised to stay indoors limit their outdoor activities
and seal ventilation systems at their homes as much as possible.
THAT's 300 km AWAY !
U.S. Navy said it was redirecting three ships to work in the Sea of Japan
on the country's west coast rather than risk the hazards of radiation
and the debris field in the waters off the east coast.
USS George Washington detected low levels of radioactivity as the carrier sat pier-side at Yokosuka
USS Regan group continue to monitor the winds closely, moving our ships
and aircraft as necessary to avoid the wind line ,AFTER sailors on the USS Ronald Reagan were exposed to nearly a month's worth of radiation in an hour.
They a
re also 200km away when the cloud hit them
The only major route heading south from Fukushima city is jammed with traffic
as an exodus of people try to flee the region.
Most drivers and passengers were wearing masks.
"I don't think they are telling us the truth. Maybe even they don't know," said Toshiaki Kiuchi,
Panicked residents began leaving the town Monday night
after a second explosion was reported.
"Our house is gone and now they are telling us to stay indoors. geeeeeeeesus
Officials have extended the danger zone,to 30km
FAA is prepared reroute air traffic or take other measures.=stop commercial flights
While visitors are trying to flee the area devastated by the earthquake and tsunami.
Visitors to Japan have been clogging airports trying to leave the country.
Airlines from Asia and Europe - including Germany's Lufthansa, Air China
and Taiwan's EVA Airways - halted flights to Tokyo
In Tokyo, people try to flee the capital
Winds over the nuclear facility were blowing slowly in a southwesterly direction that includes Tokyo
Stores sold out of radios, flashlights, candles and sleeping bags.
Japanese media have became more critical of Kan's handling of the disaster and criticized the government and nuclear plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) for its failure to provide enough information on the incident.
Some 70,000 residents within 20km have already been evacuated,
and the premier urged anyone left in that exclusion zone to leave.
The U.N. nuclear agency said a
state of emergency was also declared Sunday at another complex, the Onagawa power plant, after higher-than-permitted levels of radiation were measured there.
Rolling blackouts would affect five million households on Tuesday
More than 500,000 people have been made homeless.
at least 1.5 million households lack running water
Tokyo's Universities Shut Down Amid Radiation Fears ...?
facing limits on grocery purchases
It is not likely to come to Singapore,officials say .
"The trade winds will most significantly blow it into the ocean
towards the United States."
India orders testing of food originating from Japan for radiation?
South Korea, Thailand, Hong Kong, Singapore and the Philippines said they would test Japanese food imports for radiation.
Physicians for Social Responsibility Board Member Ira Helfand, MD said in phone-based news conference
“
A thousand Hiroshima bombs,” he said. “That’s how much radiation is inside a plant.”
Peter Bradford, former member of the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission.said:
Only the gravest danger would constitute an evacuation of that nature,by the gov.
Ordering several thousand people into motion so soon after an earthquake and tsunami was
something no government would do if they could help it.
The presence of Cesium 137 is also a disturbing piece of information, assuming its verifiable, because it’s clear cut evidence its coming from debris from the reactor itself.
Chernobyl required more than a million emergency workers and clean up workers and the evacuation of more than 180,000 people and rendered an area half the size of New Jersey uninhabitable.
Ken Bergeron, physicist and former Sandia scientist who worked on nuclear reactor accident simulation, said:
“It could be worse than Chernobyl. It had a greater release but it was released into the stratosphere far away from populations. Exposure to people was much reduced.
In Japan it will be a slow release due to the molten core melting through the pressure vessel and the containment vessel.
All of that radioactive material is going to be right on the surface of the earth and much more available to expose populations.
Nuclear technology expert Brad McCarthy stated that "
exposure from a nuclear meltdown could fall between 100,000 to 1,000,000 mrem which could cause severe radiation sickness to the people in Japan with increasing likelihood of fatality."
Radiation doses of more than 5000 mrem/year are considered unsafe, regardless of source. In the United States, the average person is exposed to an effective dose equivalent of approximately 360 mrem (whole-body exposure) per year from all sources.
Chernobyl clean-up expert slams Japan, IAEA
Greed in the nuclear industry and corporate influence over the U.N. watchdog for atomic energy may doom Japan to a spreading nuclear disaster, one of the men brought in to clean up Chernobyl said on Tuesday.
Nuclear fears prompt rush for pills in B.C
Run on pharmacies, hoping to boost immunity to any potential radiation drift.
"
There is definitely a panic," said pharmacist Cristina Alarcon,
at Hollyburn Medicine Centre in West Vancouver.
Japan you need a prescription to get them. Doctors have no time for that now.
Worried customers snapping up Geiger counters ( $ 125 and up) in Vladivostok.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin ordered checks at all Russian nuclear facilities and a review of plans to develop nuclear energy on Tuesday
Sechin said Gazprom was preparing shipments of liquefied natural gas. "
In addition to LNG, Russian companies are ready to supply Japan with coal and about 6,000 megawatts of electric energy, Sechin said.
, Mechel and SUEK will consider boosting coal supplies by 3 million to 4 million tons, Sechin said.
Two 100,000-metric-ton vessels."with LNG are unloading now .
Another 2 will be diverted from other routes shortly
Even if contracts between Russia and Japan are renegotiated, the profits that Gazprom
might gain from it will be marginal, said Svetlana Grizan, an oil and gas analyst at VTB Capital.
Russia was on the brink of an incident similar to Japan’s current situation in 1993
when the energy supply to the Kola nuclear power plant in northwestern Russia
got cut off because of stormy winds.
KEEPING THINGS IN PERSPECTIVE
1 nuclear disaster every 15 years kills ,say 1- k people ( excluding quake and tsunami)
In Japan ,so far not even 200= the rescue workers who'll get lethal dose.
.In 15 Y, in China mostly ,
15-20k people died in coal mines.
Nukes seems, to cost 20 times less lives.,
Not counting long effects of radiation or pollution.
But long term Chernobyl nuclear reactor explosion “has caused more than a million deaths.
Eye opening article
https://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=13349
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