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  1. It has arrived on the West coast already. January 25th, 2016 “Worst wildlife die-off ever recorded” anywhere on Earth underway on the West Coast

    Expert: “And we’re not just talking marine die-offs… yeah, it’s a really big deal” — “There are many more species that are getting sick” — “Facing possibility of extinction” Biologists are calling the mass death of west coast sea stars the worst wildlife die-off ever recorded.

  2. If they have been keeping radioactive water stored in thousands of tanks, and contains tritium, a substance that is hazardous to health. About 300 tons need to be pumped into the plant every day why now do they think its safe to pump it into the ocean? This sounds like disaster to me.

  3. Japan, as a nation, you screwed up. Just admit it. Unfortunately, the rest of us around the world are now having to deal with the consequence of your placing a nuclear reactor in an area noted for earthquakes AND failing to plan for the event of a Tsunami, which earthquakes trigger.

    Remember this next time: “Proper Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance!”

    Yes, it was a simple oversight that, most unfortunately, had far reaching and catastrophic consequences. When I visited Japan, many years ago, I was somewhat taken aback by the arrogance of some of the folks I met who considered me intellectually inferior, because I was American. Being Japanese does not make one automatically superior. So Desu! I trust that polluting the entire Pacific Ocean has been a humbling experience. Don’t make it worse.

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