Fukushima Meltdown – Caldicott Says Japan May Become Uninhabitable – Media Silent
Dr Helen Caldicott says that the Fukushima nuclear disaster has the potential to make Japan “uninhabitable”, yet the mainstream media in Australia continue to ignore the crisis. Managing editor David Donovan reports.
Yesterday – the same day Germany announced it would close all its nuclear plants because of Fukushima, and dangerous levels of radiation were reported in Japanese clean-up workers – Independent Australia did a straw poll of 50 random people at a metropolitan shopping centre in Queensland. Each of them was asked: “were you aware that there had been a nuclear meltdown at Fukushima in Japan”. Almost all of these respondents recognised the name Fukushima but only 4 of the 50 – a mere 8 per cent – said they had heard of any meltdown.
This rough poll points to deficiencies in popular media reporting in Australia of what some say has the potential to become the most devastating man-made disaster the world has ever known.
That may sound like an alarming claim, so let’s look at the facts.
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yes, and the best is:
germany is shifting the responsibility to his neighbors tshechoslovakia, poland ect. the safety standarts are much worser then the ones in germany.
so hip hip hurra for green germany.
This is happening in Italy too: the media deliberately ignore Fukushima and all the terrible consequences for people and environment. You watch the tv and it seems that everything is ok now!!!
I think that’s why our government was about to build new nuclear plants here in Italy,and people could be not agree if they knew the truth.
I wish a nuke-free world….!
Greets from Italy
Hi guys,
i’m from germany and they talked all over the media here about the meltdowns…by the way: there were 3 meltdowns(!!!). Reactor 1, 2 & 3 had one…and it looks like reactor 4 is following soon!!!
And about the nuclear power plant shutdowns in Germany: they are closing 8 of 17 this year, and the rest of them will be all shutdown by 2020.
Big parts of Japan are already uninhabitable, and also there is a great amount of “hot particles” (google it) already in the air of Seattle USA by now( according to my Information the level of hot particles there is 10 times higher than normal!!!!)
greetz from Germany
John