Official: Fissures in earth now suspected under dam upstream of nuke plants — “There’s plenty of rumors… We’re considering all possibilities… Leak is actually in embankment, that’s where all the focus is” — Speculation that problem to go on for years — New drone footage shows excavation in progress (VIDEO) » “Sea creatures sick, dying or disappearing at alarming rate all along Pacific coast… Some wonder if it’s fallout from Fukushima” — New York Times: “Ocean Life Faces Mass Extinction” — Study: “We may be on precipice of major extinction event” in marine wildlife (VIDEO) Published: January 18th, 2015 at 3:21 pm ET By ENENews Email Article Email Article 62 comments -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tweet Williams Lake Tribune columnist Diana French, Jan 13, 2015 (emphasis added): Out of sight is out of mind. Those of us living in the Interior might not know or care that sea creatures are sick, dying or disappearing at an alarming rate all along the Pacific coast. There are dying oysters, bleeding herring, melting star fish, hungry Orcas and sick seals. The latest are dead seabirds… Some blame ocean acidification for the devastation, others wonder if it’s radiation fallout from Fukushima. Whatever, it might be helpful to find the cause before all the creatures are gone. University of California Santa Barbara, Jan 15, 2015: A consortium of scientists, including UC Santa Barbara’s Douglas McCauley, has found that the same patterns that led to the collapse of wildlife populations on land are now occurring in the sea… Their findings are published today in the journal Science… “All signs indicate that we may be initiating a marine industrial revolution,” [McCauley] said. “We are setting ourselves up in the oceans to replay the process of wildlife Armageddon that we engineered on land.” New York Times, Jan 15, 2015: A team of scientists… has concluded that humans are on the verge of causing unprecedented damage to the oceans and the animals living in them. “We may be sitting on a precipice of a major extinction event,” said Douglas J. McCauley, an ecologist at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and an author of the new research, which was published on Thursday in the journal Science. Science — ‘Marine defaunation: Animal loss in the global ocean’, Jan 16, 2014: Loss of species in marine environments… appears to be increasing rapidly. McCauley et al. review the recent patterns of species decline and loss in marine environments… they note many worrying declines… our effects on marine animals are increasing in pace and impact… today’s low rates of marine extinction may be the prelude to a major extinction pulse… habitat destruction is likely to become an increasingly dominant threat to ocean wildlife [and] is likely to intensify as a major driver of marine wildlife loss. Proactive intervention can avert a marine defaunation disaster of the magnitude observed on land. University of California Santa Barbara: UCSB scientists lead a team designing a Marine Biodiversity Observation Network to track many species of marine organisms over time… Project partners include… the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Mitigation Monitoring Program… UCSB investigators involved in the project [include] Daniel Reed… University of California Santa Barbara: The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) Mitigation Monitoring Program is based at the Marine Science Institute, University of California Santa Barbara [150 miles away]. Long-term monitoring and evaluation of the SONGS mitigation projects is a condition of the coastal development permit… Principal Investigators [include] Dan Reed, Research Biologist, Marine Science Institute, University of California Santa Barbara. Watch UCSB’s video on the study here Published: January 18th, 2015 at 3:21 pm ET By ENENews Email Article Email Article 62 comments -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Like ENENews on Facebook Follow ENENews on Twitter Subscribe to the ENENews RSS Feed Sign up for daily email updates Related Posts Study: Type of dead sea creature covered 98% of ocean floor last year about 150 miles off California coast; Unprecedented, was below 1% prior to event — ‘Major’ changes began in spring 2011 December 11, 2013 ‘Marine Mystery’ in California: “Toxic outbreak threatening marine life” — Birds falling from sky, sea lions convulsing — “Worst they’ve ever seen” — Toxin hits record level, almost 1,000% above gov’t limit — Heart lesions, severe shrinking in part of brain, nervous system failure (VIDEO) May 3, 2014 Experts: Disease explosion in West Coast sea stars — “Extinction event” is pretty close — “Epidemic of historic magnitude… threatens to decimate entire population” of species in Oregon — Sudden 50-fold increase in recent weeks — Entire ecosystem could be disrupted — “We have no clue” (VIDEO) June 11, 2014 Gov’t Report: Elevated radiation on California coast to last “several decades” — Local marine life “will accumulate” Fukushima radioactive material — Plutonium a potential concern — “On-going monitoring clearly warranted” yet ‘surprisingly little’ underway (VIDEO) May 21, 2014 NBC: Head of radiation testing program on West Coast says Fukushima plume could threaten ecosystems — The effect on marine life? “We don’t know, whatever is in the kelp will get in bodies of those animals also” (VIDEO) March 7, 2014 January 18th, 2015 | Category: Audio/Video Clips, California, US, West Coast Official: Fissures in earth now suspected under dam upstream of nuke plants — “There’s plenty of rumors… We’re considering all possibilities… Leak is actually in embankment, that’s where all the focus is” — Speculation that problem to go on for years — New drone footage shows excavation in progress (VIDEO) » 62 comments to “Sea creatures sick, dying or disappearing at alarming rate all along Pacific coast… Some wonder if it’s fallout from Fukushima” — New York Times: “Ocean Life Faces Mass Extinction” — Study: “We may be on precipice of major extinction event” in marine wildlife (VIDEO) cosmic charlie cosmic charlie January 18, 2015 at 3:31 pm Log in to Reply Its just an unpleasant reality show. Turn the channel. Report comment cosmic charlie cosmic charlie January 18, 2015 at 3:37 pm Log in to Reply At this point there is nothing that can be done. Interesting that economies and ecosystems are crumbling simultaneously. Had some excellent Chilean Atlantic salmon the other evening. A Dog Point sauvignon blanc from NZ too. For an evening, was able to forget about reality. Report comment sayonara kitty sayonara kitty January 18, 2015 at 8:29 pm Log in to Reply that sounds so good charlie! Report comment Sam January 18, 2015 at 3:45 pm Log in to Reply Chilean Atlantic Salmon?—-I though Chile was on Pacific Ocean? Does Chile run Atlantic Salmon farms off Argentina or was it flown in from Chile from the South Atlantic. Would like to know as I miss eating the Pacific King Salmon. Been researching for fresh south atlantic fish for sale in Ca. so far still searching. Report comment cosmic charlie cosmic charlie January 18, 2015 at 3:52 pm Log in to Reply Good question sam. I swear that is what the label said. Report comment Sam January 18, 2015 at 4:11 pm Log in to Reply spyhop.orcabayseafoods/chefs-corner/atlantic-salmon-from-chile/ Charlie; above article talks about Chilean fish farms on the Pacific Coast raising Atlantic Salmon. So it is an Atlantic salmon species being raised in Pacific Ocean fish farms. Who knows what the cesium etc levels are off the Coast of Chile. Anybody have radiological testing of Chilean sea food? Report comment We Not They Finally January 18, 2015 at 5:50 pm Log in to Reply Eating fish from the fish farm is bad enough. Research what happens in fish farms. Obviously, radiated fish farms would be worse, but fish farms alone are bad news. Report comment Sam January 18, 2015 at 6:12 pm Log in to Reply WNTF; Always best to avoid farm raised fish. I do all the time. restaurants and chefs are in the stone age serving this crap. So is Costco for selling farmed raise fish. Report comment davidh7426 davidh7426 January 18, 2015 at 6:28 pm Log in to Reply Technically Sam, it could come from either the Pacific or Atlantic as Chile does actually have an Atlantic coastline down in the Magallanes region in the Antarctic region of Chile. It consists of just a bay that is open to the Atlantic ocean, but that region is inhabited, and is one of Chiles main aquaculture regions. So in answer to your question… Yes, it really could be salmon that is raised/farmed in Chilean Atlantic waters. Report comment dosdos dosdos January 18, 2015 at 6:43 pm Log in to Reply In far southern Chile, el Estrecho de Magallanes (the Strait of Magellan) is an inlet to the Atlantic ocean that runs to the Pacific. These channels and fiords, fed by deep Pacific currents, are a prime area for salmon species from both the Atlantic and Pacific. Report comment Sam January 18, 2015 at 7:03 pm Log in to Reply Frequently Asked Questions | Farmed And Dangerous … there are no legal commercial fisheries for Atlantic salmon and virtually all Atlantic salmon served in restaurants or sold in stores are farmed fish. … to produce one kilogram of farmed salmon. In Chile, … Why do most BC salmon farms raise Atlantic salmon and not native Pacific species? Search domain farmedanddangerous.orgfarmedanddangerous.org/salmon-farming-problems/frequently-asked-…More results I guess if you want to go and try to catch some wild atlantic salmon from South America , one would go on a fishing expedition trip out of Patagonia. All Atlantic Salmon sold commercially is farm raised either in Chile, Norway or in Alaska. comment Sam January 18, 2015 at 3:47 pm Log in to Reply Here is latest update about the Goo in San Francisco Bay shoreline affecting birds; Update: The total number of birds contaminated with a mystery substance transported to us from the San Francisco Bay has now risen to 89, with 11 more en route this morning. 20 have died, though we are now having success in washing birds healthy enough to endure the wash process. Report comment GOM GOM January 18, 2015 at 4:16 pm Log in to Reply Animals dont just die… My Dolphin pod, my family and me have headaches. When we breathe we often take in oil. Our lungs burn and we cough. The dispersants make us burn and blister. Our babies are dying and we cry. I used to jump through through the air at sunrise. Now I am too tired. The water has no oxygen. We are hungary as we search for food. The fish are mostly gone. The remaining taste like oil and chemicals. We are in great pain and suffering. I am that Dolphin dying in the Gulf of Mexico. I say goodbye now to the Earth. I am dizzy. I have chest pain. I am nauseous and weak. My liver and kidneys are failing as my red blood cells explode. I am blind from the chemicals. Gasping for air. I am dying. I breathe my last breath at sunset. Good-bye sweet Earth, and to my family and friends. I am silent as I float here in the oil stained waves.. Report comment vital1 vital1 January 18, 2015 at 5:14 pm Log in to Reply In my opinion it is not just the radioactive contamination from Fukushima directly poisoning the sea, and causing the large die offs. It is a combination of interrelated factors. Everything is interconnected. The Toxicity multiplying effect. North Pacific Ocean water is now a mixture of toxic industrial chemicals washed out to sea during the tsunami, and a verity of Radioactive isotopes, not just Cesium, but also Tritium, Strontium, Americium, and Plutonium, etc. This added to the toxins that were already there. A single toxin in the environment can be a hazard, and maybe an organisms natural biological defense systems can deal with this effectively. If an organism has other toxins present radiological and chemical, to deal with at the same time, you get a biological toxicity multiplying effect. The human or animal defense systems becomes weaker the more toxins it has to deal with. Atmosphere damaged. Extreme UV levels are now being detected in both Northern and Southern Hemisphere, spring and summer. I am suggesting that the increase in Northern hemisphere UV has been caused by atmosphere damage from the large amount of ionizing radiation released into the Northern Hemisphere upper atmosphere, by the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster. Extract: Aquatic wildlife is particularly vulnerable Phytoplankton are at the start of the aquatic food chain, which account for 30 per cent of the worlds intake of animal protein. Report comment vital1 vital1 January 18, 2015 at 5:19 pm Log in to Reply Phytoplankton productivity is restricted to the upper layer of the water where sufficient light is available. However, even at current levels, solar UV-B radiation limits reproduction and growth. A small increase in UV-B exposure could significantly reduce the size of plankton populations, which affects the environment in two ways. With less organic matter in the upper layers of the water, UV radiation can penetrate deeper into the water and affect more complex plants and animals living there. Solar UV radiation directly damages fish, shrimp, crab, amphibians and other animals during their early development. Pollution of the water by toxic substances may heighten the adverse effects of UV radiation, working its way up the food chain. Furthermore less plankton means less food for the animals that prey on them and a reduction in fish stocks, already depleted by overfishing. Weather Changes: A lot of Kryton-85 was released by the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster. Extract: The study shows that krypton-85 from nuclear fission enhances air ionization and, thus, interferes with the atmospheric-electrical system and the water balance of the earth atmosphere. Report comment vital1 vital1 January 18, 2015 at 5:29 pm Log in to Reply If Krypton-85 continues to increase, changes in such atmospheric processes and properties as atmospheric electric conductivity, ion current, the Earths magnetic field, formation of cloud condensation nuclei and 57 aerosols, and frequency of lightning may result and thus disturb the Earths heat balance and precipitation patterns. The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster is continuing: A 1992 German risk study of a NPP core melt down on the upper Rhine river concluded that. 1. Strontium-90 levels would skyrocket, and reach a peak levels around 5,000 days later. Strontium-90 levels would then stay high for around another 40,000 days + ! 2. Cesium-137 would reach peak levels after 10,000 days. Interestingly, Tepco has has tried to implemented the counter measures suggested in this document, at the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster site. They have not had much success so far. (Note: that the charts in this document are log scale.) irpa.net/irpa8/cdrom/VOL.1/M1_97.PDF So if this study is correct, these increase will continue long into the future! We urgently need the whole world to focus on fixing the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe or all will be lost. Report comment vital1 vital1 January 18, 2015 at 5:34 pm Log in to Reply More information on the Krypton and UV damage. sccc.org.au/special-reports#Extreme_UV_Levels_in_Summer Report comment obewanspeaks obewanspeaks January 18, 2015 at 5:36 pm Log in to Reply vital1.. :) Report comment Sam January 18, 2015 at 5:30 pm Log in to Reply keep the info flowing on the bigger picture. we all value having all the moving pieces magnified so we do not loose sight of the forest for the just the weeds in the forest (troll consciousness) Report comment We Not They Finally January 18, 2015 at 6:00 pm Log in to Reply vital1, regarding UV-B radiation (UV-a being normal sunshine, UV-B being dangerous, damaging human skin, also scorching trees and the like,) radiation of course a likely caustive factor, though also possibly chemtrails, HAARP and the like. Dane Wigington (geoengineeringwatch.org) is specific that although it is claimed that UV-B is only 5% of the sunshine reaching us, it is now up to 60%! His focus is geoengineering and he doesnt look much at radiation (though hes somewhat aware,) bit he is keeping track of those percentages. Also note that UV-C radiation is gamma — like X-rays. Like if/when it gets that bad, youll be bombarded by x-rays just from walking outdoors. Scary. Report comment We Not They Finally January 18, 2015 at 6:02 pm Log in to Reply I mean Fukushima radiation riping into the ozone layer, of course. (Obviously, using the word radiation for the Suns rays as well.) Report comment vital1 vital1 January 18, 2015 at 6:49 pm Log in to Reply UV-B is only 5% of the sunshine reaching us, it is now up to 60%. Found his page and video on the subject. geoengineeringwatch.org/?s=UVB+60%25 Report comment vital1 vital1 January 18, 2015 at 6:56 pm Log in to Reply My opinion is that the large releases from Fukushima nuclear catastrophe has contributed to the atmospheric damage, and increased the amount of UV reaching the surface. Report comment Angela_R January 18, 2015 at 7:37 pm Log in to Reply My opinion is that the large releases from Fukushima nuclear catastrophe has contributed to the atmospheric damage, and increased the amount of UV reaching the surface. Most definitely. But vital, the warnings re atmospheric damage were given way back in the late 1950s yet in 1962, a hydrogen bomb was exploded that went way way way up into the magnetosphere…. but did they cease? Helen Caldicott has spent a lifetime trying to get the message out there, but lets have a gander at the current outcome for Australia: A pulse of extreme UV radiation from the flare ionized Earths upper atmosphere over Australia and the Indian Ocean Well, that was Australia last week spaceweather/archive.php?view=1&day=13&month=01&year=2015 atmospheric bridges,….. anyone? Report comment Sickputer January 18, 2015 at 4:28 pm Log in to Reply Thanks admin for the compilation. Except for the retired Canuck teacher the rest of the scientists surveyed still seem highly vested to keeping the public from commenting on the hairy ass of the naked Emperor. Blah, blah, blah from these government-vested windbags. Looking for imaginary splinters in their thumb when they have a poison dart in their eye. RIP sea stars, seals, seabirds, ad infinitum. Government scientists will stuff you and display your dead bodies in sparkling museums. Right next to the passenger pigeon. Report comment norbu norbu January 18, 2015 at 4:38 pm Log in to Reply We may be on precipice of major extinction event” in marine wildlife Well what do they expect? Dump all that shit in the Ocean and think it is going to be great? Geez, the animals are our canary in the coal mine, soon this [death] monster will creep on shore, if it has not already. Southern Hemisphere…HMMMM… might be time soon..this sucks. Thank you all here for your time and energy. Report comment CodeShutdown CodeShutdown January 18, 2015 at 4:46 pm Log in to Reply from the articles above Bottom trawlers scraping large nets across the sea floor have already affected 20 million square miles of ocean, turning parts of the continental shelf to rubble. CSD; Twenty Million Square Miles! Mining operations, too, are poised to transform the ocean. Contracts for seabed mining now cover 460,000 square miles underwater, the researchers found, up from zero in 2000. almost Five Hundred Thousand Square Miles,…up from ZERO 15 years ago. This is the broad and intractable problem; Humans are OUT OF TOUCH with reality, they cant make the connection of CAUSE AND EFFECT. If you dump the largest quantity of the most poisonous stuff around into the ocean and ask them if this could impact the sea life, they are dumbfounded, or worse, pass you off as a conspiracy theorist… Report comment or-well January 18, 2015 at 4:59 pm Log in to Reply It aint Pa, Gramps & Unc. or ol Forrest G. out in the family boat anymore and hasnt been for a LONG LONG time. Folks dont realise how destructive fishing is. Its more like marine stripmining of LIFE. Then theres ghost nets… ghostfishing.org/the-problem/ fao.org/news/story/en/item/19353/icode/ Report comment Cisco Cisco January 18, 2015 at 4:50 pm Log in to Reply Duh…Its the radiation, stupid! SSDD Report comment CodeShutdown CodeShutdown January 18, 2015 at 4:56 pm Log in to Reply SSDD…super surreptitiously deceitful dumb-asses….or what does that mean anyway? Im not up on my bloggers acro Report comment Sickputer January 18, 2015 at 5:38 pm Log in to Reply Well, your version has merit and the US feds have 10 different meaning for SSDD, but in Usenet and colloquial lore SSDD stands for: Same Sh*t Different Day We have heard those lame ass excuses by scientists and nucleoapes for 70 years. Their predecessors crazed embrace for all things nuclear was passed down through the generation. Our departed Houstonian BD himself admitted (on the other forum I cited yesterday) he worked on the Atoms for Peace gas exploration project where they used atomic bombs during natural gas fracking. That turned out rather badly for humanity. To his credit he did flame the nuclear village at times on Enenews with enthusiasm. ;-) Report comment LastChants Teri -in NE WA LastChants Teri -in NE WA January 18, 2015 at 5:41 pm Log in to Reply same story, different day… yup. :) Report comment Sickputer January 18, 2015 at 5:53 pm Log in to Reply The nucleoapes do spin some outrageous stories up there in the Northwest…abd beyond. :-) Now offtopic… Why in heck did they replace a domed stadium with a dreary rainy madhouse in Seattle? Talk about crapping away home field advantage! And all that strontium-90 raining down on the crowd and players alike. Thats breaking one of the cardinal rules for the Nuclear Age: Stay out of the rain! Report comment bowling January 18, 2015 at 6:05 pm Log in to Reply Kudos to the stadium comment. that. stadium was built on the backs of the poor with sky high lodging taxes. good ol paul allen who finanaced pandoras promise and has lymphoma. pulled that nasty trick. allen. and gates are not even in seattle anymore. last time.i was at golden gardens beach 2 month ago it was just dead. no birds, no bugs no nothing just the buzz of death. most neighborhoods in saettle taken over by crows. Report comment Sickputer January 18, 2015 at 6:19 pm Log in to Reply Well I guess Paul Allen wont taking his yacht to Tonga to escape nuclear-induced cancer. But I did just witness a miracle on that rainy football field. Wow! Seattle Seahawks were dead men 10 minutes ago…now they are tied 22-22. Amazing game! On to a Fallout Age Overtime! Report comment CodeShutdown CodeShutdown January 18, 2015 at 4:59 pm Log in to Reply by the time scientists, public and leaders sense that their cavalier confidence in superiority and insulation from the environment is misplaced, it will be too late for them. This is one of the disappointments; I wont be able to say I told you so Report comment AirSepTech AirSepTech January 18, 2015 at 6:12 pm Log in to Reply SoCal has an opportunity awaiting them. If the people(government) can just say no to a land hijack. They can walk down to the beach, and say not just no, but HELL NO!! Light a bonfire under SCEs ass, and get some attention. OR They can live with 4500tons of death darts, planted at the oceans edge, living on borrowed time. If you do not fight, you will go quietly into the night. Areva and AEHI are gone for now from my backyard. They will be back. And we will fight. Report comment We Not They Finally January 18, 2015 at 5:48 pm Log in to Reply “We are setting ourselves up in the oceans to replay the process of wildlife Armageddon that we engineered on land.” What? What is he talking about EXACTLY? We engineered a wildlife Armageddon on land? We, engineered and also past tense? A) Is he saying that animal species have been going extinct at an Armageddon level and rate (unreported in the news, obviously); and by we does he mean industrial civilization, randomly, via prolonged recklessness, or some more coordinated effort? Its a WEIRD statement. Someone either explain, defuse, or debunk this one, please. Report comment ChasAha ChasAha January 18, 2015 at 6:36 pm Log in to Reply :| Habitat destruction… :( The small holes will become big holes… – from UCSB’s video Fukushima is a a VERY BIG HOLE and it continues to get bigger. Marine Defaunation from UC Santa Barbara 2015/01/13 vimeo/116684867 If we dont FIX the holes, they will get bigger. The HOLES, to name a few, in the Nuclear game plan are Fukushimas MELTDOWNS and ALL NPPs located near any ocean. Oceans are predicted to rise. Coastal NPPs will be at even greater risk. Report comment Ness Ness January 18, 2015 at 7:20 pm Log in to Reply Oceans wont rise, that is a myth. Oceans react primarily to gravity and it is gravity that causes changes in sea levels. Look at the planet from this perspective: asu.cas.cz/~bezdek/vyzkum/rotating_3d_globe/figures/rotating_3d_globe_Geoid_height_EGM2008_nmax500_px0650_angle360_fps1_BlueWhiteOrangeRed.gif That is the planet as measured by the GRACE satellites and the European gravity sats, GOCE. If i were you id worry about idiots about to start a nuclear war with Russia. If you ever wanted to see a fast breeder at work, in case of such a war watch the plant at Zaporozhye, Ukraine. Report comment Sam January 18, 2015 at 7:32 pm Log in to Reply Yes Ness, there are many things to worry about out there regarding all things Nuclear. What worries you the most? Lets get real. No math equations for solutions. no quick technological solutions for plutonium. Report comment Ness Ness January 18, 2015 at 8:09 pm Log in to Reply Fukushima. It is a nightmare. Report comment Praising the Truth Praising the Truth January 18, 2015 at 7:32 pm Log in to Reply Nuclear energy is causing the oceans to rise at an ever increasing rate. Figure 1. Global Average Absolute Sea Level Change, 1880 – 2013 • …”After a period of approximately 2,000 years of little change (not shown here), global average sea level rose throughout the 20th century, and the rate of change has accelerated in recent years. 1 When averaged over all the world’s oceans, absolute sea level increased at an average rate of 0.06 inches per year from 1880 to 2012 (see Figure 1). Since 1993, however, average sea level has risen at a rate of 0.11 to 0.12 inches per year—roughly twice as fast as the long-term trend. • “Relative sea level rose along much of the U.S. coastline between 1960 and 2013, particularly the Mid-Atlantic coast and parts of the Gulf coast, where some stations registered increases of more than 8 inches (see Figure 2). Meanwhile, relative sea level fell at some locations in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. At those sites, even though absolute sea level has risen, land elevation has risen more rapidly. • “While absolute sea level has increased steadily overall, particularly in recent decades, regional trends vary, and absolute sea level has decreased in some places. 2 Relative sea level also has not risen uniformly because of regional and local changes in land movement and long-term changes in coastal circulation patterns….” epa.gov/climatechange/science/indicators/oceans/sea-level.html Report comment Praising the Truth Praising the Truth January 18, 2015 at 7:35 pm Log in to Reply Nuclear Industry And CFC Global Warming Gases agreenroad.blogspot/2014/05/nuclear-industry-and-cfc-global-warming.html Report comment Praising the Truth Praising the Truth January 18, 2015 at 7:37 pm Log in to Reply Nuclear Energy as a Direct Cause Of Global Warming, Acid Rain, Acid Oceans And Super Storms “There is not just ONE way that nuclear energy is creating global warming and climate change, there are MANY ways that the nuclear industry causes global warming….” agreenroad.blogspot/2013/12/nuclear-energy-as-direct-cause-of.html Report comment ChasAha ChasAha January 18, 2015 at 7:32 pm Log in to Reply That is a nice Earth graphic. Well be finding out soon enough if its a myth. Current stats show it has been rising for a while. ocean.nationalgeographic/ocean/critical-issues-sea-level-rise/ Scientific research indicates sea levels worldwide have been rising at a rate of 0.14 inches (3.5 millimeters) per year since the early 1990s. – NG …cities, like Venice, Italy, and even whole islands [are] at risk of being claimed by the ocean. – NG Reasons as to why may vary. The fact that oceans are rising and will most likely continue to rise seems clear to me. Report comment ChasAha ChasAha January 18, 2015 at 8:05 pm Log in to Reply Heres the spinning Earth graphic. asu.cas.cz/~bezdek/vyzkum/rotating_3d_globe/figures/rotating_3d_globe_Geoid_height_EGM2008_nmax500_px0650_angle360_fps1_BlueWhiteOrangeRed.gif (credit Ness) Were all on this rotating lopsided rock together. (Except for a couple of astronauts.) ;) Earth is moving [spinning] at 1675 km/h or 465 meters/second. That’s 1,040 miles/hour. Earth is flying through space around the sun at 67,000 miles per hour. Earth and our solar system are flying around the galaxy at 490,000 miles per hour. Good Video (informative and funny-ish) universetoday/26623/how-fast-does-the-earth-rotate/ https://google/search?q=how+fast+does+the+earth+move+through+space&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 Report comment Ness Ness January 18, 2015 at 8:08 pm Log in to Reply its not lopsided lol – it onlty appears that way if you look at it from the gravity perspective *giggle* The planet is an almost perfect sphere, what else could it be :) Report comment Ness Ness January 18, 2015 at 8:20 pm Log in to Reply Btw, it is USAs GRACE project that started this type of mapping. But i do not believe one word of oceans rising. I live 500 meters from the sea, behind a nice dike or dyke, ive never figured out the right spelling so as not to not offend lesbians – *most evil grin*. And the level is steady, has been steady for quite a while. I should be the first to worry as 70% of my country is below sea level. As for govt data on global warming, if all govts do is lie, why on earth would you believe this rise in sea level? https://youtube/watch?v=BZWBw_gupXE Report comment Dr. Goodheart Dr. Goodheart January 18, 2015 at 8:57 pm Log in to Reply 6 Feet Of Sea Level Rise By 2100, Possibly 250 Feet Longer Term, National Geographic Predicts agreenroad.blogspot/2014/05/national-geographic-predicts-6-feet-of.html Report comment bo bo January 18, 2015 at 8:39 pm Log in to Reply ChasAha, Newsblackout posted this video w/ animation a while ago.. :) Start @ 0:44 https://youtube/watch?v=APZN3HiUNq0 Report comment bo bo January 18, 2015 at 8:43 pm Log in to Reply computer model is provided by NASA so take with a grain of salt.. lol Report comment Ness Ness January 18, 2015 at 8:48 pm Log in to Reply No this is real science. Not all scientists are frauds. This is the true effect of the core. Ive followed and checked up on GRACE a couple of years ago. When GRACE could not back up the AWG it was taken off line but Europe followed up with GOCE. Those Nasa ppl have done an excellent job! Report comment Ness Ness January 18, 2015 at 8:49 pm Log in to Reply Oh and thx a million for that link Bo :) Report comment bo bo January 18, 2015 at 8:55 pm Log in to Reply Yw :) take it easy Report comment Praising the Truth Praising the Truth January 18, 2015 at 7:48 pm Log in to Reply Here is an actual photo of the earth from space: cdn.phys.org/newman/gfx/news/hires/2012/1-howcanyousee.jpg Report comment TimV January 18, 2015 at 7:05 pm Log in to Reply So NOW is the time for Manhattan Project!!! If a ALL people response does not happen - we deserve what we get. This is a very disturbing picture of reality, we must face this no matter the end results. Report comment TimV January 18, 2015 at 7:10 pm Log in to Reply If you want you can change reality to- HUMANITY. Report comment Dana Durnford Dana Durnford January 18, 2015 at 7:58 pm Log in to Reply Piff this is easy , the radiation disposition washes back to the coast lines and the ocean brings a new plume every day after the first 45 days . Now we never seen a full meltdown of a reactor before . Chernobyl was one third the size of any of the Fukushima three 100 percent melted reactors .And Chernobyl was a 30 percent meltdown that killed over a million . Unit 3 at Fukushima was Mox fuel , its considered 2 million times worst than any other reactor on earth . That makes unit 3 eighteen million times worst than Chernobyl . Those elements killed the basic of the food chain because they can,t bio accumulate and killed the nursery of the ocean the tidal pools and tidal zones . They are missing same as the 300 plus species of migratory and residential birds because they use to feed in the tidal zones . When you knock out the basic of the food chain ummm yeaaa . Report comment freebywill January 18, 2015 at 8:20 pm Log in to Reply hail Dana – have followed your efforts for a long time, you represent well, stay safe and alert on your quest. Report comment sayonara kitty sayonara kitty January 18, 2015 at 8:50 pm Log in to Reply thank you dana, i truly believe youre the reason they are finally speaking.. your photos speak for themselves…thenuclearproctologist.org Report comment name999 name999 January 18, 2015 at 8:57 pm Log in to Reply Dana Durnford, OK, this is my second message because somehow the first one got lost… Your courage and love of our great oceans and all the native life of our oceans gives me hope more in life itself than in the survival of our ocean life and waters. I hope things can turn around but I dont see how. The deniers show up here and claim Fukushima was nothing, no problemo, these alarmist nuts are saying the oceans are dying, but they are all fine! Truly, you are a singular voice of sanity for many of us. 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