[TexGrill]

Global business tip

[mbj]

Thanks for the info! :-)

[Right Wing Assault]

They can’t build leak-proof tanks for something important like this?

And this is Japan?

[Lazamataz]

Gozirra!

[RetiredTexasVet]

I doubt seriously that they know how much has leaked ... the best guess that will fly publically...will change as the need arises.

[raisetheroof]

300 tons of water is about 72,000 gallons. Sounds like a lot, but to put into perspective, an Olympic sized swimming pool holds more than nine times that amount.

[JohnBovenmyer]

300 tons of highly radioactive water

If my calculations are correct that's on the order of a 20 foot cube of water… added to the Pacific Ocean.

[PastorBooks]

Lots of coverage here:

http://enenews.com/

[kennyboy509]

Water cannot be radioactive. It’s half life is to short. Like seconds or minutes,

Depends on what the water is contaminated by. Every radioactive substance has a different half life.

News media doesn’t know its ass from a hole in the ground.

If released into the ocean it will disperse.

Nagasaki and Hiroshima are places where people still live right?

[erlayman]

It has most likely been leaking every day for over 2 years since the accident. Which explains how California bluefin tuna are still testing positive for radiation. :(

[Steve Van Doorn]

Reported from Beijing picked up by the LA Times. /s