- No cooling way including ECCS!
10cm thickness iron case is the last bastion in the nuclear power plant? no electric power supply to activate eccs exists! japanese self defense helicopter escaped from the far over scaled site #3. tears comes out unexpectedly to know the unprecedented destruction of northern japan and there are many foreign peoples outside of our country praying for wounded japan. all the food in our inland would be contaminated relatively soon including vegetables and fishes. the massage by japanese emperor was broadcasted on nhk before long. the story moves gradually, how it will be from now in japan?
- US・原発のゆくえ
exelon, reactor owners fall on japan meltdown threat (2) jim polson march 14 (bloomberg) -- exelon corp., owner of the largest group of u.s. nuclear power plants, fell the most in 10 months as engineers in japan struggled to stabilize a reactor similar in design to four of its units. exelon, based in chicago, fell 27 cents to $42.89 at 4:00 p.m. in new york stock exchange composite trading. the shares earlier declined as much as 5.5 percent, the most since may 6, 2010. exelon’s 17 reactors at 10 stations in illinois, pennsylvania and new jersey account for 20 percent of u.s. nuclear power capacity, according to the company’s website. fifteen u.s. reactors use a similar design to the general electric co. unit at tokyo electric power co’s. fukushima daiichi no. 1, hugh wynne, a new york-based analyst for sanford c. bernstein, wrote in a note to clients today. “exelon in particular has relied heavily on this design.” the japanese reactor was forced to vent radioactive vapor and gas over the weekend when its cooling system failed after the march 11 record earthquake and tsunami that followed. engineers are flooding that unit and two others with sea water trying to prevent meltdowns that may result in the release of catastrophic levels of radioactivity. pg&e corp.’s diablo canyon nuclear plant and edison international’s san onofre station, both in california, are at similar risk of damage from earthquakes and tsunamis, wynne wrote. no tsunamis damage to tokyo electric power co’s. nuclear stations in fukushima prefecture was primarily from the tsunami, not the earthquake, exelon chief executive officer john rowe said today in a statement. “our plants are safe, particularly given the different seismic patterns in our regions and the absence of tsunami-type events where we operate,” rowe said. entergy corp., the second-largest u.s. nuclear reactor operator, is subject to the threat of regulatory delay because it’s seeking to renew licenses for four of its reactors, according to wynne. entergy operates 12 reactors at 10 sites in new york, arkansas, louisiana, massachusetts, nebraska, and vermont. shares of entergy, based in new orleans, fell $3.60, or 4.9 percent, to $70.09, the biggest drop since may, 2010. pg&e fell $1.34, or 2.9 percent, to $44.41 and edison international fell 98 cents, or 2.6 percent, to $36.78. southern co., the largest u.s. utility owner by market value, fell 63 cents, or 1.7 percent, to $37.65. southern has begun preliminary construction on two new reactors at its vogtle plant near augusta, georgia and has been expecting nuclear regulatory commission approval to begin full construction this year. final approval “could take longer and be more contentious than was hoped before the earthquake and tsunami,” christine tezak, a mclean, virginia-based energy policy analyst for robert w. baird & co., wrote today in a note to clients. the westinghouse ap100 reactor southern proposes to build doesn’t depend on pumps to cool the core after a shutdown, and should be approved on schedule by the nrc, chief executive officer thomas fanning said today in an interview on bloomberg television. to contact the reporter on this story: jim polson in new york at jpolson@bloomberg.net. to contact the editor responsible for this story: tina davis at tinadavis@bloomberg.net
- I am sorry for..
i am sorry for nuclear problems in japan.
sea is for world.i am not selecting nucler politics but we feel sorry about it!from the heart.thank you for your support and donation,thank you very much!!!
- sankei
sankei news online, same as the fuji television, says emperor families eats fukushima vegitables, but they didn't visit plant victims at all till the prime minister visit them first on may 4. they talked about and visit only tsunami peoples. it's not their onw thought, some politician make their schedule. after the ww2, emperors visit only war victims around the country for 8 years, not the nuclear bomb people, the same sankei said. strong or warm-hearted god or goddess images seems to link with weak head. queen or king system, emperor system, the same.
- ○ The Fukushima Crisis 60;Historical Worst Catastrophe.福島危機60。最悪カタストロフィ
cnn- they lied to us fukushima nuclear crisis worst industrial catastrophe in world history
6/22/11
- foxnews punchline
several japanese media notice foxnews' weird report.
- Small talk in English 英語で話そう！
rainy, but less than we expected of a typhoon. with a speed of a bike , it still hangs around off kii peninsula. it brought to shikoku a rainfall of over 1000mm in a couple of days , equivalent of the 10 year's precipitation in saudi arabia.
- 外国人のための地震情報4: Some Earthquake Information for Foreign Residents in Japan
on informations of fukushima nuclear power plants (revised):
- Nuclear power stations and reactors operational around the world: listed and mapped
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