The Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan is struggling with high radioactivity levels spikes and leakages. There is an ongoing crisis, which is threatening our whole world, and with no known solution.
Robert
Jacobs, a professor at Hiroshima Peace University, told RT the compounding problems at Fukushima
Daiichi underscore one critical reality: no one really knows what to do.
“Nobody really knows how to solve the problems
at Fukushima. There is nobody who has solutions. The problems at Fukushima are
unprecedented, so even bringing in outside expertise, all that they can try to
do is problem solve. There is no solution that other countries have that they
can come in and fix the reactors, or rather, shut down the contamination, shut
down the leaks.”
Nuclear
power expert Arnold Gundersen told RT:
“They
have a thousand tanks that are held together with a plastic pipe, so if there
is a moderate earthquake the plastic pipes will fail and all that material will
run across the ground surface and into the ocean,” .
He added
that the health risks are great and continue to increase every year. “Somewhere
between 100,000 to 1,000,000 [people] will over the next thirty years get
cancer from this accident…1,000 additional cancers a year from eating fish from
the Pacific.”
