[kidd]

There were no deaths from the Fukushima accident. It is projected that there will be no deaths directly attributable to the Fukushima accident.

The loss of property in the vicinity of the plants is a tragedy. But worker safety and evacuation procedures worked.

[Gaffer]

Yeah....I guess those reports about some of the workers that were working in killer radiation zones were completely false and none of them died....or maybe long-term cancer isn’t what killed them.

It is too early to see the effects imo.

[bmwcyle]

I do not believe it.

[from occupied ga]

No rise in cancer rates after Fukushima disaster - UN

Kind of soon to tell. These effects usually occur quite a few years after.

[justa-hairyape]

Japan refused to release the SPEEDI fallout data they had when it was needed most. A large amount of fallout was distributed and concentrated into the valley north west of Fukushima. Entire towns ended up being evacuated to areas that had more fallout then the town they were in. The fact that the Japanese government failed to release the SPEEDI data when it was needed is proof their plans failed miserably.

And Fukushima is far from over. They are running out of storage tanks and have been asking for permission to dump the radiated water straight into the ocean. They are also contemplating freezing the ground to prevent water from the water table from flowing into the site. They have no idea how to do that and have been asking for help. And they still have to inject water into the core shells to prevent additional explosions.

An no you wont see any deaths related to Fukushima being reported because their corrupt government has put a lid on the situation.

[lavaroise]

One of the reasons of cancer is because the thyroid swells up and high metabolism cancer cells benefit from this “sexual” like spliting of the cells at a high rate. Drop the thyroid a notch or remove it, I believe, goes a long way to avoid cancer, maybe not slow tumor growths, but cancer most likely. It’s why hair falls when under chemo because chemo affects high metabolic hair cells.

[Joe Boucher]

Horse crap

[NVDave]

I think there were two or three workers who perished as a result of mechanical hazards at the plant in the ensuing mess. Not radiation related, but things like falls from heights, being crushed, etc.

The worst accident of a reactor in the world, Chernobyl, has wildlife that is flourishing in the area. Where are the three-headed deer I was promised that would result? I want one of those puppies for my wall of mounts.

[Revel]

They lie so boldly now. You have to be so Stupid to believe this since it flies in the face of past experience and known scientific, and medical fact.