Some people are trying to have the government shut down all the nuclear plants in Japan. and They are stepping for the national vote even in Tokyo too.
but I feel something strange because the true risk that they are facing is radiation from Fukushima.
Of course all the nuclear plants must be shut down, immediately, all over the world, but it’s not the time to do demonstration or collecting signatures at least in Japan.
I can understand it, really.
but What they need to do is to pack clothes and get on the airplane.
The time to demonstrate passed 20 years ago. It’s too late. It’s over. Even if they close nuclear plants, it doesn’t solve anything about Fukushima.
I’m aware that I’m sounding too harsh, but I’m starting to get used to criticism.
It might be already too late to evacuate. Cesium pollen is already flying in the air. It’s 250 Bq/g.
but this is the assumption of foresty agency so it would be even worse actually.
and after that, snow melts and carries radiation to river heads. It becomes our tap water.
Now everyone’s concerned about Cesium but I think we need to be more worried about tritium contained in tap water. You can never filter it out and it’s difficult to measure because it’s beta nuclide.
If you are still in Japan, and can leave, like having family or nationality out of Japan, you should definitely get out of Japan. If something happens like SFP of reactor 4 falls off or reactor 3 goes out of control, I bet Japanese government will conceal everything, shut down all the highways, close the internet and leave them dead. You should learn this is how they are.
I was in Japan for 9 months but even I’m thinking I must have been exposed and highly likely I’ll have cancer in several years. When I was in Japan, I had to work at a construction area sometimes and it was really dusty. I breathed it all. At least parents should send their children for foreign schools. That would be a good opportunity to learn other languages and culture.
Please give me questions. I will answer on the next video.
Iori Mochizuki