Is Fukushima in full China syndrome?

[Ross]

Some believe so...

The China Syndrome:?A hypothetical sequence of events
following the meltdown of a nuclear reactor, in which the core
melts through its containment structure and deep into the earth.?
New Oxford American Dictionary.

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Infact some believe 3 China syndromes are in progress.

After listening to the Adam Trombly interview, this re-ignited my concerns, which were well elevated anyway. He says high levels of plutonium have been detected in Antartica, 1 molocule in the lung is enough to be fatal. He says trillions have been released and they are to be found in every corner of the globe.

http://theintelhub.com/2011/08/21/fu...hina-syndrome/

Denial is the name of the toxicity game that industry has played for well over a hundred years. From the chemical industry, then the petrochemical industry, on into the pharmaceutical universe and then the atomic one, those who make money from toxic substances deny that there is any problem with them in terms of health.

Ross

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[Scott]

Adam Trombly who is the Director for the Institute for Advanced Studies at Aspen, has been working in the background as part of a scientific focus group to help with the Fukushima crisis was being tame on what he knows about Fukushima, trust me.

There are solutions to the problems but its highly unlikely the people responsible for the clean up at the plant will implement them.
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Arnie Gundersen


TEPCO recently discovered hydrogen buildups within the containment buildings in Fukushima Units 1, 2 and 3.
Could there be another explosion, and if so how? Fairewinds conducts a laboratory experiment to show that if oxygen is present with hydrogen in a nuclear power containment, a deflagration explosion might occur.

Scott