The 4-Steps Round Up 11.14.2014

U.S./Canada West Coast – Black dots mean Cesium detected, white dots negative detection, so far

The U.S. has the highest allowable cesium levels for food IN THE WORLD.  If you’re wondering why, keep reading.  Radiation from #Fukushima has the kids around Tokyo at high risk for thyroid diseases, is creeping towards the West Coast and can’t be stopped anytime soon, according to #TEPCO’s cronies.  Here
are the highlights, step-by-step:

STEP 1. EDUCATE & SAFEGUARD
Nuclear Hotseat host Libbe HaLevy and Fukushima Fallout Awareness Network founder Kimberly Roberson teamed up on public radio this week to give vital information and ways to take better care of yourselves.  A MUST-LISTEN: http://www.kpfa.org/archive/id/108469

STEP 2. EVACUATE #FUKUSHIMA NOW 
63% of kids tested in the Kanto region around Tokyo are showing signs of ‘thyroid abnormalities – isn’t that where the 2020 Tokyo Olympic games are being held?  Ithttp://fukushima-diary.com/2014/11/thyroid-abnormality-found-among-63-children-5-prefectures-kanto-area/

STEP 3. CONTROL & CONTAIN 
Since #TEPCO is too busy mitigating the contaminated water problem at the plant site, the I.R.I.D. came up with some ideas for how to remove the fuel from the damaged reactors, eventually.  They include a claw hook, an ice cream scooper and a super robot not named Astro Boy.  http://www.fukuleaks.org/web/?p=14039

STEP 4. NUCLEAR POWER IS OVER 
Tiny amounts of cesium from #Fukushima found in the Pacific Ocean?  Watch the mainstream media play passive/aggressive with the facts.  http://blog.seattlepi.com/bigscience/2014/11/13/tiny-amount-of-fukushima-radiation-reaches-west-coast-does-it-worry-you/#20996101=0&20997103=0

Hey #FukuFighters!  The 40 year anniversary of Karen Silkwood’s death should be a reminder to all of us of how important the work truly is.  The truth is worth fighting for, no matter the cost.

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