TEPCO Quietly Admits Reactor 3 Could Be Melting Down NOW.

[Xeno Killer 2179]

Of course it's hurting the wildlife. But if the world were pristine and without any contamination besides Fukushima, I think the situation would be much better. Wildlife, especially ocean life, has already long been in a severely weakened state, and I'm trying to say I think as whole they wouldn't otherwise have been affected as much.

[KirklandSignature]

Of course it's hurting the wildlife. But if the world were pristine and without any contamination besides Fukushima, I think the situation would be much better. Wildlife, especially ocean life, has already long been in a severely weakened state, and I'm trying to say I think as whole they wouldn't otherwise have been affected as much.

Very peculiar and not just because it's from Peru which would of been on the receiving end of Fukuskima's massive radiation shlong spritzen.


http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2014/02/04/22568533-mystery-of-400-dead-dolphins-found-on-north-peru-coast

[Kimarhi]

Its only a matter of time gentlemen until Godzilla appears and wrecks Sim City.

[Shinawi]

Of course it's hurting the wildlife. But if the world were pristine and without any contamination besides Fukushima, I think the situation would be much better. Wildlife, especially ocean life, has already long been in a severely weakened state, and I'm trying to say I think as whole they wouldn't otherwise have been affected as much.

Very peculiar and not just because it's from Peru which would of been on the receiving end of Fukuskima's massive radiation shlong spritzen.


http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2014/02/04/22568533-mystery-of-400-dead-dolphins-found-on-north-peru-coast

http://www.upi.com/Science_News/Blog/2014/02/03/More-than-400-dead-dolphins-found-in-northern-Peru/5931391452265/

LIMA, Feb. 3 (UPI) -- More than 400 dead dolphins have been found beached along the coast of northern Peru, with their cause of death still under investigation, according to media reports..........

[Sabby]

Dolphins beach themselves...

[KirklandSignature]

Dolphins beach themselves...

Yeah true, but no one can explain why they do it. I've heard everything from Navy sonar messing with their navigation to trying to escape from predators. Fukushima radiation poisoning.

[Sabby]

Really, an argument from ignorance? What is it about this topic that it draws every form of broken reasoning out of the woodwork?

It's like people need this to be a problem, regardless of sense and logic.