Burning Sofa

Burning Sofa
Originally uploaded by Glenn Karlsen

FUKUSHIMA 4: Fire extinguished by US-military …

As I just heard on the radio: US military put out the fire that night in the FUKUSHIMA Tower 4, in which old reactor rods were stored. In Japan there is no final repository for old reactor fuel as in Germany. There is still many in the dark, what will surprise us. Where suddenly the U.S. military came from? Does every old reactor have nuclear fuel rods ready-inflammatory found in close proximity? The radiation levels are rising dramatically: How million people can be evacuated?

Fin de partie

Originally uploaded by Fredaniane

sometimes we wait too long!
for to translate the following German part into English
I’ve added an html-code (only google-machine):
translate good German to bad English
Wie soeben übers Radio erfahren: amerikanisches Militär löschte diese Nacht den Brand im Turm 4, in welchem alte Reaktorstäbe lagern – in Japan gibt es kein Endlager wie in Deutschland. Da ist noch einiges im Dunklen, was uns überraschen wird. Wo kam plötzlich das US-Militär her? Hat jeder Reaktor die alten Brennstäbe entzündungsbereit in seiner unmittelbaren Nähe liegen? Die Strahlungswerte steigen drastisch: Wie gedenkt man u.U. Millionen Menschen zu evakuieren?
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Screenshot: me, writing in the forum of the
German magazine DER SPIEGEL

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