Fukushima mutant butterflies spark fear of effect on humans — RT

Fukushima mutant butterflies spark fear of effect on humans — RT

Fukushima mutant butterflies spark fear of effect on humans

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Published: 14 August, 2012, 22:01
Edited: 15 August, 2012, 15:09

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Genetic mutations have been found in three generations of butterflies living near Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant. The gruesome discovery has led scientists to fear that the leaking radiation could affect other species.

How to completely protect yourself from increasing Fukushima radiation dangers | Pakalert Press

How to completely protect yourself from increasing Fukushima radiation dangers | Pakalert Press

Mega-dose vitamin C was used for workers who had to go into the reactors’ plant site and clean up or repair the damage. The drawback is mega-dose vitamin C is usually administered by IV drip. Thanks to theMedical Mafia, it’s hard to get in the USA.

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36 Percent Of Fukushima Children Have Abnormal Growths From Radiation Exposure

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Flickr/benjamin.krause There are about 360,000 Fukushima residents who were 18 or younger in March 2011.

Of more than 38,000 children tested from the Fukushima Prefecture in Japan, 36 percent have abnormal growths – cysts or nodules – on their thyroids a year after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, as reported by ENENews.

The shocking numbers come from the thyroid examination section of the "Sixth Report of Fukushima Prefecture Health Management Survey," published by Fukushima Radioactive Contamination Symptoms Research (FRCSR) and translated by the blog Fukushima Voice.  

PressTV - Japan’s Fukushima nuclear incident 'man-made': Parliament

PressTV - Japan’s Fukushima nuclear incident 'man-made': Parliament

This file handout picture released from Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) on March 22, 2011 shows workers spraying water to cool down the spent nuclear fuel in the fourth reactor building at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in the town of Okuma.

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A Japanese parliamentary panel has found that the incident at Fukushima nuclear plant has been a "man-made disaster" and not only due to the tsunami that hit the country last year.

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TEPCO Fukushsima Live Cam

Report: We’ve started to see the black substance in Soma City — Please be careful! — Very high radiation levels

Report: We’ve started to see the black substance in Soma City — Please be careful! — Very high radiation levels

Please be careful!

On the roads and near the side drains by the side walks in Minami Soma City and Soma City, we’ve started to see the black substance that looks like dirt. [...] It has been known to have very high radiation levels [...] Please do not go near it. [...] The survey meter shows 56.3 microsieverts/hour. Young children in particular should pay attention.

CNN - Massive Anti-Govt Protests In Japan Over Fukushima Lies

CNN - Massive Anti-Govt Protests In Japan Over Fukushima Lies

CNN reports massive protests are hitting Japan over continued lies from the government about the Fukushima nuclear meltdown and the failure to protect the public.

This video from CNN reports on the massive protests in Japan due to the people’s mistrust after being lied to over and over again by the government of Japan about the Fukushima nuclear disaster.

The latest outrage is over the government’s refusal to stop burning radioactive debris to deal with problems such as massive amounts of radioactive sludge building up in Japan’s sewage systems.

The burning of radioactive debris has led to an ash cloud of nuclear radiation blanketing of Easter Japan with radiation.

But as the video shows, the outrage isn’t just about the radioactive debris but is due the “Japan people feeling they have been kept in the dark about the true extent of the damage from the Fukushima nuclear meltdown” and after a year of lie after lie.