70.000 personas que viven más allá de los 20km de zona de exclusión alrededor de Fukushima deben ser evacuadas a causa de la contaminación nuclear depositada en el suelo por los escapes de la planta nuclear accidentada, aseguró el IRSN organismo oficial francés encargado de los riesgos nucleares. http://www.irsn.fr/EN/Presentation/about_us/Pages/Who_are_we.aspx
Radiation released by the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has caused soil contamination matching the levels seen in the Chernobyl disaster in some areas, [...] said Tomio Kawata, a research fellow of the Nuclear Waste Management Organization of Japan, at the meeting of the Japan Atomic Energy Commission, which sets policies and strategies for the government’s nuclear power development.
According to Kawata, soil in a 600 square kilometer area mostly to the northwest of the Fukushima plant is likely to have absorbed radioactive cesium of over 1.48 million becquerels per square meter, the yardstick for compulsory migration orders in the 1986 Chernobyl catastrophe.
Kawata also said soil in a 700 square km area is likely to have absorbed 555,000-1.48 million becquerels per square meter, which was a criteria for temporary migration during the Chernobyl disaster.
[...] radioactive cesium binds strongly to soil, making it hard to reduce radiation levels, Kawata said.
Puf... los franceses ya han demostrado tener razón en este tema y los japoneses también han demostrado ser unos auténticos mentirosos e incompetentes. Ya veremos la factura que esto le pasa a toda la gente que esté en ese área. Es una auténtica lástima.
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Soil contamination from Fukushima crisis comparable to Chernobyl: study
http://www.japantoday.com/category/national/view/soil-contamination-from-fukushima-crisis-comparable-to-chernobyl-study
Radiation released by the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has caused soil contamination matching the levels seen in the Chernobyl disaster in some areas, [...] said Tomio Kawata, a research fellow of the Nuclear Waste Management Organization of Japan, at the meeting of the Japan Atomic Energy Commission, which sets policies and strategies for the government’s nuclear power development.
According to Kawata, soil in a 600 square kilometer area mostly to the northwest of the Fukushima plant is likely to have absorbed radioactive cesium of over 1.48 million becquerels per square meter, the yardstick for compulsory migration orders in the 1986 Chernobyl catastrophe.
Kawata also said soil in a 700 square km area is likely to have absorbed 555,000-1.48 million becquerels per square meter, which was a criteria for temporary migration during the Chernobyl disaster.
[...] radioactive cesium binds strongly to soil, making it hard to reduce radiation levels, Kawata said.
Puf... los franceses ya han demostrado tener razón en este tema y los japoneses también han demostrado ser unos auténticos mentirosos e incompetentes. Ya veremos la factura que esto le pasa a toda la gente que esté en ese área. Es una auténtica lástima.
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kaleido11.blog111.fc2.comLa "factura" sera compartida, aunque unos más y otros algo menos.
Me pido muerte,porque si pido susto....igual tenemos que evacuar nosotros tambien