It turned out that the radioactive waste from the Fukushima nuclear power plant was stored in bags in the open air for 9 years

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In the Japanese press, material came out from which it follows that many tons of contaminated garbage collected at the Fukushima nuclear power plant for years have been stored in plastic bags in the open. The bags are actually scattered across 12 territorial points of Fukushima Prefecture. Piles of contaminated waste have not been disposed of since 2011, while the contents of some packages ended up in the soil and the nearest bodies of water after heavy rains, hurricanes and landslides.

Local officials say that "measures are being taken to prevent a recurrence of the situation in October 2019." Then several hundred (!) Bags of radioactive waste were simply washed away into the river.



Ministry of Ecology and Nature of Japan:

Preventive measures taken will include transporting the waste to other temporary storage facilities and fencing at sites until the rainy season begins in May.

In other words, there is no question of recycling again. The bags will be transported to another place and again left in the open. According to Japanese journalists, initially the ministry officials refused to name the places where the bags of waste would be transported, but in the end they still had to disclose this information.

It is reported that only one of the 12 sites of "temporary storage" contains 21 thousand cubic meters of radioactive fragments in bags. On the so-called small site - 1,5 thousand cubic meters. At the same time, no one in Japan speaks of an environmental disaster, although it would be strange to call it otherwise.
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    1. +22
      19 March 2020 07: 44
      Oh, here you have the praised Japanese technology.
      1. -34
        19 March 2020 07: 47
        oh, and in Moscow, a solid burial ground was thrown up, during the construction of the chord, the hero of labor Rotenberg, if that is silent!
        1. KCA
          +35
          19 March 2020 08: 02
          Don’t read liberal newspapers at breakfast, it’s not a pile that has been turned up, but an ordinary landfill on the territory of the enterprise, where they simply threw out the fading garbage, raised the stench, and the background was not much higher than on Red Square, you give to demolish all the buildings faced with granite, especially Moscow State University , there, as yet, they bring up smart people, all the embankments, and, of course, the hated Red Square and the Kremlin with terribly radioactive pavers
          1. -22
            19 March 2020 08: 08
            people with dosimeters climbed there, tsiferki were unpleasant, not like an ordinary dump
            1. KCA
              +17
              19 March 2020 08: 18
              What dosimeters? With AVITO, a bunch of $ 5, which draw some figures only they understand, but with a smart look click, whistle like parrots in a cage? For example, on the territory of JINR there were (I don’t know, I haven’t been for a long time) two sites, slightly fenced, there were all sorts of pieces of iron with induced radiation, there was little fonile, there was no sense in disposal in the burial ground, but no one handed over to scrap metal , but if you run a radiation iksperd there with a "counter", you can arrange a good hype, although the radiation safety department employees just walked past such a dump, some 4 times a day, if there was anything dangerous there, at least they would go another way
            2. +1
              19 March 2020 09: 17
              Quote: novel xnumx
              people with dosimeters climbed there, tsiferki were unpleasant, not like an ordinary dump

              What are the numbers? Let us tell us about the tenfold excess "there was not 18, but a WHOLE 215 microroentgens !!!" : D
        2. +4
          19 March 2020 10: 14
          ... and in Moscow they burnt a solid burial ground ...

          Notice. All the same stirred up. That is, it was buried. This is the first.
          And the second thing. Domestic liberals love to throw mud at their Fatherland, accusing it of backwardness. And extolling everything Western and Japanese as well. However, in our country the disposal of radioactive waste is put on stream, but as we can see, they do not. For all their "technological steepness". crying
          1. +2
            20 March 2020 07: 21
            buddy, Japan is small, where is there to bury? and about to stir up - how can this be? Radon, for a moment ...
      2. -10
        19 March 2020 07: 48
        It's not about technology, it’s not at all typical of the Japanese.
        1. -1
          19 March 2020 08: 08
          From the sofa you know better.
        2. +1
          19 March 2020 11: 46
          Is it also not typical to mix manually the uranium solution in buckets?
          Or to hire homeless people to decontaminate Fukushima - "disposable liquidators" (and through structures controlled by one Tattoo Body Society)? wink

          With Japanese officials, everything was clear even during the disaster:
          1. Do not take responsibility.
          2. Do not disturb the authorities.
          3. It can resolve by itself.
          And the only one who decided to take this same responsibility, in the end, was made almost the main villain and troublemaker.
      3. +47
        19 March 2020 08: 06
        Last year, millions of people around the world were so heatedly discussing on the network various nonsense such as the HBO series about Chernobyl, but for some reason everyone forgot about Fukushima. Have you noticed how beautiful everything that is needed is instantly forgotten by the "free" media and their consumers with the memory of fish?
        Do they talk a lot about the consequences of the Fukushima accident? By the way, 10 years soon, anniversary. They showed sick children and a million (!) Robots that they drove through radiation during elimination? Talked about dying of cancer in Japanese hospitals? About more than 10 thousand dead? About fraud with orders to cover lead accumulative radiation sensors with liquidators by lead plates?
        Do you remember what tantrums and cramps were about Chernobyl, the uranium tails that Rosatom is safely processing? And then silence and goodness are complete. Maybe the Japanese built a sarcophagus over the reactors? Maybe they stopped draining radioactive water into the ocean? No?
        Just imagine for a second - what would a hypothetical Soviet or Russian nuclear power plant in Primorye be instead of a Japanese one? That would be complete hell. Beautiful teary cartoons about a poisoned fish, dying children and monsters in power ...
        And here everything is fine. Greenpeace is sleeping. I don’t care about the unworthy ecologists on the ocean. And on the tear of a Japanese child - to pump up everyone. Such times ...
        But in the year before last, the accident at the American Hanford also happened - the largest nuclear repository on the planet, they still liquidate the collapses (if not abandoned. On the Marshall Islands, the radioactive water storage facility is damaged ...
        PS Rosatom began to help the Japanese eliminate the consequences of Fukushima from last year. Can Che move forward, after all, Russia is the world leader in the nuclear industry.
        1. +4
          19 March 2020 08: 12
          You’re right, God forbid what would happen in Russia, it would start in the comments.
        2. +1
          19 March 2020 09: 38
          Japan allocates a lot of money to Greenpeace and other organizations
          1. +2
            19 March 2020 09: 41
            There is ...
          2. +5
            19 March 2020 11: 49
            Quote: Nastia Makarova
            Japan allocates a lot of money to Greenpeace and other organizations

            Well, they don’t have to pay money ekoluham © - one Japanese whaling is worth it.
        3. +1
          19 March 2020 10: 31
          Maybe the Japanese built a sarcophagus over the reactors?

          They built on one, but with two other destroyed by an explosion of hydrogen, they are still digging.
        4. 0
          19 March 2020 10: 42
          I completely agree with you, but how much the rope does not curl is always the only one, their lies in the media and propaganda will play well or have already played a cruel joke with them, in fact all this western riffraff is just hucksters, liars and bastards in expensive costumes. Over the past 30 years, they simply deceived everyone, it’s easy to have a lot of money, though it has been suppressed and suppressed by money, bribery by repressions, etc. But you can’t deceive History, History plays for a long time, 30,50,70 years, and at the end it puts everything in place, they poured into everyone’s ears that they have great medicine, and it’s really good when everything is in the yard , and when a pandemic happened it turns out that this is not so. And with Fakusima in the same way, you can not talk about it and as if this is not there, but after 10-20 years, it also comes back to haunt.
        5. +1
          19 March 2020 12: 01
          Quote: Sarmat Sanych
          Just imagine for a second - what would a hypothetical Soviet or Russian nuclear power plant in Primorye be instead of a Japanese one? That would be complete hell. Beautiful teary cartoons about a poisoned fish, dying children and monsters in power ...

          West and so Chernobyl periodically recalls, but yes, about Fukushima quiet and smooth. And if so, like they were draining and now probably pouring radioactive water into the ocean, we did it - so the screech would go no less than through the UN Security Council!
          Well, never mind, that water will reach America, either by currents or rains, what will they say then ?!
      4. -4
        19 March 2020 08: 43
        Maybe you should not worry. Americans in the 45th instilled in the Japanese immunity to radiation. If only they did not think of dumping this garbage into the sea.
      5. -3
        19 March 2020 21: 45
        Yes, actually that is not better here.
        1. 0
          31 March 2020 08: 57
          https://ria.ru/20191210/1562232373.html
          Do not worry, they begin to process fuel into usable MOX fuel.
          These barrels around the world are stored in the open.
        2. +1
          31 March 2020 14: 19
          antique, do not disgrace your ignorance, this nonsense with barrels has already been dismantled hundreds of times on the shelves. At the same time, ask what is uranium hexafluoride. By the way, Russia is the only country on the planet possessing the technology for the complete reprocessing of nuclear waste, including into MOX-fuel of a new technological paradigm ("closed cycle"). Other countries are at least 30 years old to our level of development of the nuclear industry.
          1. -2
            31 March 2020 21: 57
            Quote: Sarmat Sanych
            antique, do not disgrace your ignorance, this nonsense with barrels have already been dismantled hundreds of times on the shelves. At the same time, ask what is uranium hexafluoride.

            He asked what is uranium hexafluoride. Thanks for the tip, did not know anything. fellow
    2. +15
      19 March 2020 07: 46
      After they dumped the radioactive water into the sea, no wonder. In general, there is a sea of ​​interesting ... Chernobyl a quarter of a century ago (!!!) "backward scoops" were dismantled with equipment, including robots, and "advanced Japan" Fukushima was picking with its paws ... Well, then instead of a sarcophagus, they washed it into the ocean, to the Chinese for joy
      1. bar
        +5
        19 March 2020 08: 38
        After they drained the radioactive vodka into the sea stupidly - no wonder.

        Since then they have been draining this water constantly. The active zones of destroyed reactors must be cooled continuously
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    3. -5
      19 March 2020 07: 46
      Ministry of Ecology and Nature of Japan:
      Preventive measures taken will include transporting the waste to other temporary storage facilities and fencing at sites until the rainy season begins in May.

      Officials, they are officials, are the same everywhere ... NO money, but they do ... or do not!?!?!?
      1. +5
        19 March 2020 08: 42
        An official is a separate creature without borders and nationalities ...
        1. +2
          19 March 2020 08: 47
          As Emperor Peter called them - "nettle seed" - although this name could come from the people!
          1. +5
            19 March 2020 08: 48
            The outcome is not important from whom, the main thing is voluntary formatting into an official ...
            1. +1
              19 March 2020 09: 02
              Quote: cniza
              The main thing is the voluntary formatting into an official ...

              Many have a dream and confidence how they got into officials, which means they pulled out a happy lottery ticket! And then the process of drilling happens very quickly ....
              1. +4
                19 March 2020 09: 04
                Quote: rocket757
                And then the process of drilling happens very quickly ....


                But there is no other way, either you are like everyone else, or you are not ... Yes
    4. +5
      19 March 2020 07: 51
      300 tons of radioactive water are discharged daily into the ocean. And they want to drain a million tons, there is no place to store! Where are the greens with the scribes?
      1. +7
        19 March 2020 08: 10
        they are at war with the drill, radiation is not interesting to them. ours to you hi
        1. +4
          19 March 2020 08: 13
          Roma hello! We have Fukushima at hand .... Cats don’t want to eat fish!
          And you won’t fool them!
          1. +7
            19 March 2020 08: 14
            that’s why, stinky Japanese, they poison the ocean to the noise ...
            1. +6
              19 March 2020 08: 41
              Quote: Uncle Lee
              300 tons of radioactive water are discharged daily into the ocean. And they want to drain a million tons, there is no place to store! Where are the greens with the scribes?


              They outline and study Greta ... hi
          2. 0
            19 March 2020 09: 13
            Tell the cats that ocean currents are dragging water to the US coast. Let them continue to eat, the radioactivity of the fish will rise no more than the radioactivity of the entire ocean, that is, not yet soon. And in the USA, in the country that once built the Fukushima NPP, everything is sewn-covered. But their scientists, I am sure, are carefully studying the consequences, trying not to miss the appearance of a superman. The same scientists who look after the American "radioactive gardens".
            1. +2
              19 March 2020 09: 23
              Quote: Mikhail3
              Tell the cats

              I not only told them, but also showed a map of the course! All the same, the noses are turning!
              1. 0
                19 March 2020 09: 26
                At my brother’s mother-in-law, the cat ate only red fish, and only when it was cut into pieces no more than 5 mm. You do not wear them in your arms?)
                1. 0
                  19 March 2020 09: 31
                  My cat is over 20 years old and her eating habits I studied thoroughly during this time .... And she goes to the toilet on her own.
                2. +3
                  19 March 2020 11: 55
                  Quote: Mikhail3
                  At my brother’s mother-in-law, the cat ate only red fish, and only when it was cut into pieces no more than 5 mm.

                  The communal neighbors had a thoroughbred hin in Soviet times. He ate a dog, only veal from the market. From any sausage nose turned up. And then 1991 came. In 1992, the dog was already eating everything that looked like meat product.
              2. 0
                19 March 2020 11: 11
                Quote from Uncle Lee
                I not only told them, but also showed a map of the course!

                They are smart cats, they know that fish can scatter from a stream gauge across the ocean. wink
      2. 0
        19 March 2020 09: 19
        Quote: Uncle Lee
        300 tons of radioactive water are discharged daily into the ocean. And they want to drain a million tons, there is no place to store! Where are the greens with the scribes?

        Where does infa come from?
        1. +1
          19 March 2020 09: 33
          In the public domain. Type in the search engine Fukushima ....
    5. -17
      19 March 2020 07: 54
      Let them do whatever they want at home. The main thing is that they would not be taken to Russia. As some Kremlin officials wanted during the era of the drunken pro Americanist. Who, in my opinion, do not feel bad right now? And they apparently don’t refused. Rosatom continues to build a new storage facility for 40 thousand tons of nuclear waste near Krasnoyarsk. And he invites different countries of the world to send spent nuclear fuel for storage.
      1. +12
        19 March 2020 08: 20
        Mar. Tira, please, don't repeat the hackneyed nonsense, it has already been taken apart thousands of times. Russia DOES NOT DELIVER nuclear waste for storage, it is legally prohibited. We buy uranium "tails" cheaply (they are less radioactive than uranium ore. "And that is only because Rosatom is the only company on the planet capable of enriching them, we have the best technology in the world plus the lowest cost price.
        1. -6
          19 March 2020 09: 26
          Quote: Sarmat Sanych
          We buy uranium "tails" cheaply (they are less radioactive than uranium ore "

          Sergey, Horseradish is not sweeter. Judging by the minuses, everyone is happy with this, they haven’t seen Russia yet? Well, I wish you all to live near these burial grounds. I live not far from one of these, and I don’t want something would replenish it. Because everything that is nearby looks like a lunar landscape. So welcome further Kiriyenko's initiatives.
          1. +5
            19 March 2020 09: 39
            Mar. Thira, tell me, what year is it? No, we’re here for fun, maybe you slept for a long time and don’t know yet that the GKChP overthrew laughing... Do not run around, of course, but Kireenko already hell knows when he left Rosatom, the head is Likhachev there. And what you are repeating about "burial grounds" is the most random fake invented by Western NGOs, plus Greenpeace. Do you understand what is the difference between enrichment and burial ground? Russia buys the same uranium ore, while conserving its uranium reserves, and makes MOX-Fuel from it, is that clearer? Moreover, Rosatom was the first in the world to create a "perpetual cycle" - this means waste-free reactors and, accordingly, MOX-fuel of a new technological paradigm, now practical implementation is starting. Plus, all existing Russian nuclear waste from the Soviet era will be processed into this fuel.
            1. -3
              19 March 2020 09: 58
              Quote: Sarmat Sanych
              don't know yet that the GKChP overthrew

              You may be funny but I don’t ..
              Quote: Sarmat Sanych
              Though you understand what is the difference between enrichment and burial ground?

              Actually, my comment was about the fear of delivering nuclear waste to Russia. So do not take it aside dear. This is another topic. Even if they process the waste that we have in the region, the nearby territory will not be suitable and dangerous for people a hundred years. Goodbye. hi
              1. +3
                19 March 2020 10: 02
                Remember - NO AND NEVER WAS the supply of nuclear waste to Russia, it is even prohibited by law. So understandable?
                Well, and what the burial grounds did in Soviet times is the payment for a nuclear shield. Believe me, the United States is messed up an order of magnitude more. And this is Japan Fukushima is likely to eventually kill.
                1. -4
                  19 March 2020 10: 26
                  Quote: Sarmat Sanych
                  Remember - NO AND NEVER WAS the supply of nuclear waste to Russia, it is even prohibited by law. So understandable?

                  Yes, it’s clear to me. It’s clear that Putin promised us all his rule. It will be beneficial to change the law with ease.
                  Quote: Sarmat Sanych
                  Well, and what the burial grounds did in Soviet times is the payment for a nuclear shield. Believe me, the United States is messed up an order of magnitude more.

                  I believe. But this is not easier for us. Moreover, pollution continues. As a result of 23 accidents at the SCC reactor production, of which 4 are incidents of the third level on the international scale of events at nuclear power plants, we have the following ecological picture;
                  - the maximum average annual concentration of the sum of beta-emitting nuclides in the surface layer of the atmosphere was noted in the village of Naumovka and at site 18 SCC - 315 * 10-6Bq / m3 and 363 * 10-6Bq / m3,
                  - the most polluted areas for cesium -137 and other technogenic radionuclides are the Tomsk region and the floodplain of the river. Tom. Moreover, pollution of the river can be traced at n.p. Chernilshchikovo, Sailor, Samus, Kizhirovo, Orlovka. The high content of cesium-137 in soil samples from the north-eastern direction is explained by both regular and accidental releases of SCC. - Plutonium-239 content in soils n.p. Naumovka and Kuzovlevo range from 15 to 18 mCi / km2, which is 5-7 times higher than the background values ​​.- The highest content of radionuclides in the soil was found in the sanitary protection zone of the agricultural complex (cesium-137 to 700 mCi / km2, strontium-90 to 120 mCi / km2, plutonium-239 to 700 mCi / km2). On some islands of the river. According to the sum of only gamma-emitting radionuclides, Tom pollution reaches 1-2 Ci / km2, and in the floodplain, Daisies - up to 15 Ci / km2. Considering that the population of the nearest villages harvests hay on the islands. - When performing aerial gamma-ray surveys on routes north of the protected territory of the SCC, radiation with an energy of 1293 keV belonging to argon-41, which was in the air carried by the south wind from the SCC, was recorded.
                  - for phosphorus-32 and sodium-24 amounted to 39% and 78%, respectively, of the standards for maximum permissible discharges established by the authorities of the Ministry of Natural Resources of Russia. However, according to OSP-72/87 (clause 9.8), in any case, the concentration of radioactive substances in wastewater should not exceed DCB at the place of their discharge into an open reservoir, that is, not even in the river Chamomile, and in the reservoir SKHK. Thus, the SCC repeatedly violated the Basic Sanitary Rules OSP-72/87 and the Sanitary Rules for the Design and Operation of SP-AS-88/93 Nuclear Power Plants over the course of the year.
                  - According to various researchers, plutonium-239,240 in the amount of up to 700 mCi / km2 is present in the bottom sediments of the Romashka and Tom rivers, as well as in their floodplains.
                  -According to the results of airborne gamma survey carried out by NPO Typhoon, the exposure dose rate above the water discharge channel of the Siberian Chemical Combine at an altitude of 50 m exceeded 100 μR / h. Lines belonging to cobalt-60, zinc-65, cesium-137, sodium-24, etc. were registered in the gamma-ray spectrum.
                  -In the immediate vicinity of Tomsk, at the SCK industrial site, radioactive waste (RW) is injected into underground horizons to a depth of 280-400 m. According to Gosatomnadzor, since 1963, the Siberian Chemical Combine has pumped about 40 million m3 underground. liquid radioactive waste with a total activity of about 1,1 billion Curie.
                  -In a number of water intake wells, geologists from Tomsk recorded a uranium content exceeding the background level.
                  It should be noted that deep disposal of liquid radioactive waste does not comply with the Law of the Russian Federation "On environmental protection", article 54, paragraph 3.
                  - In dust samples taken in the attics of houses in the 30-km zone of influence of SCC, -60 cobalt was found (half-life of 5,272 years), the presence of which cannot be explained by any global precipitation, but can only be associated with the activity of SCC.
                  - The presence of plutonium-239,240 in soil samples in quantities exceeding the average background level in Russia has been confirmed by various researchers and scientific groups. It is known that the resorption in the body of plutonium increases several times (4–16 times in time) if it appears in the air together with tributyl phosphate, which is constantly present in SCC emissions, but so far, unfortunately, no regulatory documents take into account the combined effect radioactive and chemical pollutants.
                  -Normative base
                  • SanPin 2.6.1.2523-09 "Radiation Safety Standards (NRB-99/2009)".
                  • SP 2.6.1.799-99 "Basic Sanitary Rules for Ensuring Radiation Safety".
                  • SP 2.6.1.715-98 (OSPORB-99) “Basic Sanitary Rules for Ensuring Radiation Safety”.
                  • MU 2.6.1.715-98 “Radiation survey of residential and public buildings”.
                  • SanPin 2.1.2.1002-00 “Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for residential buildings and premises”.
                  • And 3255-85 "Instruction for measuring the gamma background in cities and towns (pedestrian method)".
                  -
                  Here is a closer example. Calculation of cancer incidence after a radiation disaster in 1957 in the Southern Urals showed that a maximum of diseases for all forms of cancer is expected for men in 2012 - 2020. (after 55 - 63 years), for women - in 2016 - 2024. (after 49 - 67 years).
                  The list of the long-term effects of radiation becoming known is constantly growing.

                  -Main long-term effects of ionizing radiation
                  • the occurrence of malignant neoplasms (cancers) of almost any organs (in humans it is most often cancer of the blood (leukemia), skin, bones, breast, ovaries, lungs and thyroid gland);
                  • violations of the genetic code (mutations in the reproductive and other cells);
                  • development of immunosuppression and immunodeficiency and, as a result, an increase in the body's sensitivity to common diseases;
                  • metabolic imbalance and endocrine balance;
                  • damage to the organs of vision (clouding of the lens and the occurrence of cataracts);
                  • the occurrence of temporary or permanent sterility (damage to eggs, sperm) and the development of impotence;
                  • organic lesions of the nervous system, blood and lymph vessels as a result of the death of slowly multiplying cells of the nervous tissue and endothelium (vascular lining);
                  • accelerated aging of the body;
                  • impaired mental and mental development.
                  I already have one liquidator in my family, it’s enough for me under the memorial plate. The state will pay a pension to the family for three generations.
                  1. +2
                    19 March 2020 13: 05
                    and at site 18 SKHK - 315 * 10-6Bq / m3 and 363 * 10-6Bq / m3, ....... but they can be more clearly explained. rather, to present information. all sorts of becquerels, siberts. curie. ..i this is what. the most common dosimeter is DP-5 and its versions, the scale in X-rays is simple and understandable, and even though I am a chemist, a dosimetrist didn’t understand anything from the figures given, the rest of the terms also do not understand the terms
                  2. -1
                    31 March 2020 09: 17
                    you are a very good Troll, they say a fact sheet to you, and you deftly wave it off and put everything in the right light. And since you googled so well about environmental disasters and consequences, then you can look for the environmental situation around Fukushima? And how many fish will die and mutate from radiation in the ocean? How many poor little children will die from toxic fish?
                    Or what are the estimates around Hanford's ecology?
    6. +11
      19 March 2020 07: 56
      Where are the greens? Greta Thunberg where ???? belay
      1. +10
        19 March 2020 08: 04
        The Greens and Greta only chirp where they point out.
        1. +6
          19 March 2020 08: 09
          Who would doubt that....
          The question is purely rhetorical ...
          1. +2
            19 March 2020 08: 11
            Yes, in general, no one doubted it. The answer is the same standard.
      2. +10
        19 March 2020 08: 10
        this is democratic free radiation! Vasya hi
        1. +5
          19 March 2020 08: 19
          Roman, Greetings! hi
          Molecules of "freedom" ... laughing
          1. +8
            19 March 2020 08: 20
            isotopes, Basil, isotopes ... lol
            1. +7
              19 March 2020 08: 40
              Everyone will be given freedom from this life ... hi
              1. +5
                19 March 2020 08: 42
                Come on Victor! hi
                We will be alive, we will not die! wink
                1. +7
                  19 March 2020 08: 44
                  Basil, and then, I'm talking about the country of the rising one, although they survived the August 45th, it did not add brains, apparently their islands are overpopulated.
    7. +6
      19 March 2020 07: 58
      I recall that the Japanese offered 4 billion dollars for the development of technology for the disposal of liquid radioactive waste and pollution. Four nuclear states were included in the development of the technology. The result is Zero. Moreover, the technology as a theoretical methodology was proposed even by Filimonenko I. We significantly improved it. But no one wants to hear. That's how people live.
    8. 0
      19 March 2020 08: 02
      At the same time, no one in Japan speaks of an environmental disaster, although it would be strange to call it otherwise.
      And these people forbid us to pick our nose. laughing
    9. bar
      +1
      19 March 2020 08: 06
      Suddenly. They also simply pour water into the ocean after cooling the destroyed reactors ...
    10. -1
      19 March 2020 08: 23
      Old news ...
    11. +4
      19 March 2020 08: 37
      At the same time, no one in Japan speaks of an environmental disaster, although it would be strange to call it otherwise.


      They have their own philosophy, and gouging all over the world is the same ...
      1. +1
        19 March 2020 08: 45
        They survived one vigorous crisis, all the more yapping towards those who had so much to them, FORBIDDEN !!! ... and they really have a peculiar philosophy.
        Hi soldier
        1. +4
          19 March 2020 08: 46
          Greetings! hi
          Only to our D.V. this is not easier ...
          1. +2
            19 March 2020 08: 50
            This is yes. There, and so different "muddied" enough, and now the fish "highlighted" appears ... you see, what kind of GODZILLA crawls out of the sea-okey!
            1. +4
              19 March 2020 09: 02
              Quote: rocket757
              you look, whatever the GODZILLA crawls out of the sea-okeyana!


              If they continue in the same vein, it will certainly come out ...
              1. +1
                19 March 2020 09: 23
                Quote: cniza
                If they continue in the same vein, it will certainly come out ...

                They will shoot a "film" from nature ... if only away from our shores!
                Although no, we'd better not pollute everything and everywhere so dangerously !!! Any "contagion" has only to appear, spreads generally everywhere around.
                1. +3
                  19 March 2020 09: 26
                  Everything would be fine, but what do we leave for our children ...
                  1. +1
                    19 March 2020 09: 33
                    This is YES! It was necessary to start thinking about the future \ cares yesterday.
                    Done, done and will continue to be done, but it is obvious that more needs to be done and more thoroughly!
                    1. +3
                      19 March 2020 09: 48
                      Otherwise, our children will say "not very good" about us ...
                      1. +1
                        19 March 2020 10: 36
                        It's not nice, but ... figs would be with him. The main thing is that if we left the planet to them LIVING, and not half-dead territory for living / survival!
                        1. +3
                          19 March 2020 10: 41
                          The English Geographical Society has a curious film about what will happen to the planet if a person disappears? ... after 20 years, it’s already impossible to find traces of a person’s arrival, so not everything is lost.
                        2. +2
                          19 March 2020 10: 56
                          It's like trying ... you can leave indelible marks. FOR CENTURIES!
                        3. +3
                          19 March 2020 11: 01
                          They modeled everything and made a computer film - nature quickly cleaned everything up and tidied it up. Over in Venice, dolphins swam into the canals and the fish appeared, and for just a couple of weeks a man just did nothing.
                        4. +1
                          19 March 2020 11: 16
                          They are Geyropeyskie, they can, maybe, all their "dirt" scattered across the planet, Schaub at the bottom of the lawn and their pond remained clean .... only garbage will not go anywhere. When it climbs over the edge where it was "stored", it will return to the original one.
        2. +3
          19 March 2020 19: 04
          Quote: rocket757
          They survived one major crisis,

          what so anyone can survive !!! request
          1. 0
            19 March 2020 22: 30
            Now, not everyone. Try to drop a tiny bomb in the price of a gamerope ..... "old gayropeans" sdris shed from there faster than the speed of propagation of .... sound, for example. There will be only those .... which are new, weakly sub-neuropeic, because .... and because.
            1. +2
              20 March 2020 00: 38
              Quote: rocket757
              Now not everyone.

              Now Japan may not survive !!! request
              1. 0
                20 March 2020 09: 20
                Different opinions are expressed ... not my topic, only what they say, tsuzuy opinion.
                1. +2
                  20 March 2020 15: 57
                  Quote: rocket757
                  Different opinions are expressed ... not my topic, only what they say, tsuzuy opinion.

                  Do you think that the Japanese are immune to a nuclear explosion ??? what
                  1. 0
                    20 March 2020 18: 21
                    There is NO immunity to radiation.
                    There is a THEORY of slow mutation, based on studies of the adaptation of living organisms to an increased radioactive background ...
                    It will not save from radiation during an explosion, but it will help you stay in the infected area after a certain amount of time, when the radiation level will decrease many times .......
                    By the way, we did not discuss the physiological characteristics of the Japanese, but their peculiar attitude to life and to vigorous affairs, in particular.
                    1. +3
                      20 March 2020 21: 17
                      Quote: rocket757
                      By the way, we did not discuss the physiological characteristics of the Japanese, but their peculiar attitude to life and to vigorous affairs, in particular.

                      the reasoning came from what you said about "... They survived one vigorous crisis, ..." !!! I replied that anyone can survive in such a way !!! or did they resurrect hundreds of thousands of those killed from these attacks ??? Or do you think that another country from this would immediately cease to exist ?? !!! what
                      1. 0
                        20 March 2020 23: 52
                        Crisis concept ..... may have different aspects. The conversation was about gouging and philosophy in general, this is not about radiation resistance.
    12. +2
      19 March 2020 09: 06
      Here is an example of what is described in the article.

      taken from here: https://cnic.jp/english/?p=3271
    13. +3
      19 March 2020 09: 08
      The Japanese are at an impasse. Zugzwang. They themselves are too cowardly and uneducated (their education simply cripples the brain, hardly developing it, just trains memory) to work with radioactive waste, and in general with something dangerous. The Americans built the same speakers ...
      There is no decontamination in Fukushima at all; decomposition products are simply washed off into the sea. Hundreds of tons of water. Everyday. There are no workers, the maximum they will do is try to pick up bags with loader buckets, if one or two breaks, everything will become again. To turn to people from other countries is also unrealistic - face loss! The recognition of their own cowardice will inflict a great wound on their national pride.
      Personally, I am shocked by the fact that they succeeded in pouring these bags.
      1. +1
        19 March 2020 10: 21
        Let them turn. We will help them rework everything for denyuzhku.
        1. 0
          19 March 2020 11: 48
          In the sense? Will we get the fused core from under the containment? Or let them climb themselves?
          1. +1
            19 March 2020 12: 38
            I talked about recycling. And not about the search for seized radioactive debris
    14. +2
      19 March 2020 10: 20
      And the main thing is to listen to our liberal fascists-only in Russia, gouging! But taaaam, but niiih!
    15. +1
      19 March 2020 12: 10
      In plastic bags is not garbage, but a cut-off topsoil with radioactive fallout around the reactors. For good, they require burial. But there are no free territories like the Chernobyl zone on the Japanese islands.

      By the way, in the relocated Japanese islands there is generally no place for the deployment of nuclear reactors with a mandatory exclusion zone around them. Nevertheless, the Japanese built them there directly on the seashore, in urban areas and all in one place, moreover, in a block with spent nuclear fuel storage facilities.

      Given the ultra-compact design of Japanese reactors and cooling systems, it is not known why Japan has not yet taken off into the air. The neighbors are afraid that it is her, and not some North Korea.
      1. +1
        19 March 2020 12: 44
        The neighbors are afraid that it is her who needs it, and not some North Korea ... ...... speaking, it surprises me why 11 years of this radioactive chaos are of no concern to anyone. what is the matter with Fukushima complete .. understandably and it was. Particularly lively pressure on the Kuril Islands is confirmed by this, and it’s not surprising that the US media in which the Hawaiians are already filthy, some madmen
        1. 0
          19 March 2020 16: 08
          The United States does not want to raise the topic of Fukushima, which they have been building entirely, and for a long time. The reactors that have not been modernized since then, if shown on a large scale, will cause a unanimous howl of all experts. Plus, there is a suspicion that there are breeder reactors lurking somewhere, that in general they have drowned out the entire "free press" tightly.
      2. 0
        19 March 2020 16: 05
        The Japanese islands have huge mountains. In which there are considerable natural caves, and there is also the opportunity, suddenly, to break through deep tunnels, where to bury everything in such a way that no one will reach one hundred thousand years. Or do you insist on the burial in the middle of the best arable land, which there really are few?
    16. +3
      19 March 2020 13: 00
      But what, this is a progressive west. Collect something like that and throw it away, then forget it. Where do we go to the barbarians with the elimination of CheAS to advanced technologies.)))
    17. +1
      19 March 2020 19: 32
      But they have robots dancing!

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