Haven't got to read the deleted stuff apart from quoted bits.
I was writing concerned for the welfare of the whole planet. Pacific isn't just Japanese backyard and "some sea weed", and if they run ocean water as they plan to cool reactor down that will inevitably end up in ocean again destroying the life in it.
Oceans and rain forests enable life on this planet, and I can't see how it is more "humane" to pollute the ocean that gives life to whole planet than to evacuate the bigger area around the reactor, seal it like the one in Chernobyl and forget about that piece of land for several thousand years.
Why should all people in the world including animals and plants suffer from something that is Japanese internal matter? They've decided to built power plants, so now they should live with consequences of their own actions.
I'm sorry for the common people of Japan, they are victims, but Japanese nuclear officials are not:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/ ... B420110312
SINGAPORE | Sat Mar 12, 2011 10:22am EST
Japan's nuclear power operator has checkered past
(Reuters) - The company at the center of a nuclear reactor crisis following the biggest earthquake in Japan's recorded history has had a rocky past in an industry plagued by scandal.
The Japanese government said on Saturday that there had been radiation leakage at Tokyo Electric Power's (TEPCO) Fukushima Daiichi plant following an explosion there.
The blast came as TEPCO was working desperately to reduce pressures in the core of a reactor at the 40-year-old plant, which lies 240 km (150 miles) north of Tokyo.
In 2002, the president of the country's largest power utility was forced to resign along with four other senior executives, taking responsibility for suspected falsification of nuclear plant safety records.
The company was suspected of 29 cases involving falsified repair records at nuclear reactors. It had to stop operations at five reactors, including the two damaged in the latest tremor, for safety inspections.
A few years later it ran into trouble again over accusations of falsifying data.
In late 2006, the government ordered TEPCO to check past data after it reported that it had found falsification of coolant water temperatures at its Fukushima Daiichi plant in 1985 and 1988, and that the tweaked data was used in mandatory inspections at the plant, which were completed in October 2005.
And in 2007, TEPCO reported that it had found more past data falsifications, though this time it did not have to close any of its plants.
(Writing by Jonathan Thatcher; Editing by John Chalmers)
Regarding my avatar and sig. they are not political, but informal people movements, representing no country, regime or political idea, just promote humanism, peace and freedom for all (unlike Ronald Reagan avatar of certain member that you don't seam to have problem with).
