radiasi nuklir jepang akhirnya sampai di amerika(Usa) california

[kullatiro]

A diplomat who has access to radiation tracking by the U.N.'s Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Organization told The Associated Press in Vienna that initial readings show tiny amounts of radiation have reached California. But it's not dangerous in any way — "about a billion times beneath levels that would be health threatening," the diplomat said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the organization does not make its findings public.

http://www.startribune.com/nation/118236114.html?elr=KArks:DCiUMEaPc:UiacyKUzyaP37D_MDua_eyD5PcOiUr

seperti yang di perkirakan tidak mengancam kesehatan public tapi kalau mendengar kata kata sebelum nya "dilute in the air" (melemah di udara / menghilang di udara?) 

[Forte]

dilute = mengencerkan.. bahasa kimianya..

[kullatiro]

The government will allow shipments of some produce from areas near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant as they have proven safe enough to consume, its top spokesman said Friday.

The restrictions on raw milk from Kitakata and six other towns in Fukushima Prefecture, and spinach and ''kakina'' leafy vegetable in Gunma Prefecture will be lifted, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano said at a news conference.

The six towns are Bandai, Inawashiro, Mishima, Aizumisato, Shimogo and Minamiaizu.

The government had restricted shipments of some farm products from four prefectures -- Fukushima, Gunma, Ibaraki and Tochigi -- following the release of radioactive particles from the tsunami-stricken nuclear plant.

The government, however, changed the way in which it applies such restrictions earlier this week, now imposing them on a town-by-town basis and making it a condition that each product will not be banned from being shipped if radioactivity data stays below safety limits for a third straight week.

http://english.kyodonews.jp/news/2011/04/84117.html

Wa rasa untuk sementara tidak memakan makan dari jepang dulu lebih safety dari pada makan makanan yang mengandung radiasi meskipun di katakan aman soalnya asli nya kan tidak sampai segitu itu radiasi nya.

Cina Perluas Cakupan Larangan Impor Makanan Jepang

Cina mengatakan pihaknya akan memperluas cakupan larangan terhadap impor produk pertanian asal Jepang menyusul kekhawatiran warga akan kontaminasi radioaktif pada makanan akibat masalah di PLTN di Jepang Timur Laut.

Pemerintah Cina hari ini mengumumkan telah menambah 6 provinsi dari yang sebelumnya 5 provinsi menjadi total 11 provinsi, termasuk Tokyo, dalam daftar larangan impor makanan.

Cina menjelaskan bahwa langkah tambahan tersebut diambil karena zat-zat radioaktif dari PLTN tersebut mencemari produk-produk pertanian. Ditambahkan pula bahwa negaranya akan meminta para pengekspor Jepang agar menyerahkan dokumen resmi yang menyatakan asal produk atau sertifikat bahwa makanan dari wilayah di luar yang dilarang tersebut telah lolos uji radioaktif.

Warga Cina menjadi sensitif terhadap radiasi makanan setelah pihak berwenang di sana pada hari Selasa lalu mendeteksi kandungan yodium radioaktif berkadar sangat rendah pada bayam yang ditanam di Beijing dan Tianjin.

Pemerintah Cina tampaknya berharap untuk mengurangi kekhawatiran masyarakat dengan memperluas cakupan larangan impor produk pertanian Jepang.

Kedutaan Besar Jepang di Beijing mengatakan langkah Cina itu benar-benar kebalikan dari kecenderungan di Jepang. Pihaknya mengatakan akan menyerukan Pemerintah Cina agar mendasarkan tindakannya pada temuan yang rasional dan ilmiah.

http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/indonesian/top/news03.html

china melakukan ini juga demi kesehatan warganya

Japan defends radioactive water disposal, vows to fully inform world

TOKYO, April 5, Kyodo

Japan defended Tuesday its dumping of a massive mount of low-level radioactive water from the crisis-hit Fukushima nuclear plant, saying the action does not violate international laws, and pledged to fully inform the international community of Tokyo's steps to tackle the ongoing emergency.

Foreign Minister Takeaki Matsumoto said at a press conference that Tokyo had briefed diplomatic corps in Japan on the start of radioactive water disposal hours before the plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Co. began releasing the liquid into the Pacific Ocean on Monday evening.

South Korea has aired concern over the radioactive water release as a neighboring country and said Tuesday that Seoul will ask Tokyo to allow it to conduct on-the-spot radiation tests for seawater contamination if necessary.

Boris Preobrazhensky of the Russian Academy of Sciences, a researcher based in Vladivostok, also criticized the dumping of radioactive water, saying it could adversely affect migratory fish in the western Pacific as well as the Russian fishery industry.

Hidehiko Nishiyama, a spokesman for Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency, expressed regret over triggering concerns among neighboring countries.

''We feel very sorry for causing anxiety among our neighbors. We could not help but resort to the measure, but we will provide full explanations from now on,'' he said at a news conference.

The foreign minister stressed that the discharge poses ''no significant health threats'' to human bodies, but said Tokyo will explain to other countries about the background of measures taken at the Fukushima plant, where the nation's worst nuclear crisis is unfolding following the March 11 massive earthquake and tsunami.

He also said the dumping does not violate the 1986 Convention on Early Notification of a Nuclear Accident, which obligates nations to provide data such as the accident's time, location and radiation releases to affected states when harmful trans-boundary radiation release is feared.

The treaty also encourages voluntary reporting of accidents that do not meet the criteria for mandatory notification. Matsumoto said Tokyo has notified the International Atomic Energy Agency of the radiation leak in accordance with the pact.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano separately said Japan contacted the IAEA rather than individual neighbors because the water has been released from the plant on the Pacific coast. The top government spokesman also said the discharge would ''not cause immediate radioactive contamination in neighboring countries.''

Matsumoto also said Japan has been making its best efforts to minimize the sea contamination in line with the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea.

http://english.kyodonews.jp/news/2011/04/83353.html

tindakan berbahaya kita ingat bahwa pestisida itu kalau masuk kedalam tubuh hewan lewat rantai makanan maka akan mengendap dari sedikit menjadi cukup banyak? pertanyaan nya apakah cemaran radiasi juga seperti ini? bagaimana hewan laut ketika kontak dengan bahan radiasi ini apakah mereka mengendapkan/tinggal dalam tubuh hewan laut? bagaimana kalau kita memakan nya?

[kullatiro]

The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology said only a few schools outside Gyeonggi cancelled classes on Thursday. Photograph: Ahn Young-Joon/AP

More than 100 South Korean schools have cancelled or shortened classes over fears that rain falling across the country may show traces of radiation from the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/apr/08/south-korea-schools-radiation-fear

[kullatiro]

sudah naik ke lvel 7 jadi sama dengan chernobyl dan kebocoran radioaktive masih berlanjut, masalah nya sekarang mereka membuang air radioaktive tersebut ke laut dan arus laut mengarah ke selatan ( arti nya menuju ke kita ini, filiphina, taiwan, malaysia, indonesia).

Diffusion of radioactive substances predicted

Japan's science ministry says radioactive substances will continue to diffuse to the northeast in the Pacific Ocean for several days after being released from the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

The ministry conducted a computer-simulated prediction of movements of such substances, based on a seawater survey as well as data on currents in nearby waters.

On April 2nd, levels of radioactive iodine-131 near the water intake of the plant's No. 2 reactor were found to be 7.5 million times higher than the legal limit.

The ministry says the radiation levels are on the decline, but remain high.

The ministry's short-term prediction says the substances will spread from the coast to the northeast, maintaining their levels for several days.

The ministry's long-term prediction says the substances will be carried south by a current 100 kilometers offshore in lowered concentrations, then move east with a rapidly-moving current off Ibaraki Prefecture in about a month.

The ministry said the concentration of radioactive substances in the sea is likely to decrease gradually.

The ministry plans to step up monitoring of the movement of radioactive substances in waters around the plant and release another prediction.

Wednesday, April 13, 2011 19:44 +0900 (JST)

http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/13_28.html

kata kata pemerintah jepang tidak boleh di percaya buktinya mereka  permulaan bencana nuklir ini mengatakan bahwa bencana ini tidak selevel dengan bencana chernobyl bukti mengatakan lain bahwa level kecelakan ini sudah menyamai level 7 chernobyl.

[kullatiro]

bahan makanan dah mulai tercemar dari jamur s**take, selada sanchu, sampai ikan

Excessive radioactive cesium found in fish caught off Fukushima

TOKYO, April 13, Kyodo

Radioactive cesium 25 times above the legal limit for consumption was detected Wednesday in young sand lance caught off Fukushima Prefecture, the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare said.

One of the sample fish had a level of cesium of 12,500 becquerels per kilogram about 500 meters off the city of Iwaki, and 35 kilometers from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station, it said. The limit is 500 becquerels under the Food Sanitation Law.

==Kyodo

bahkan ada yang mulai melanggar larangan menjual product terkontaminasi padahal product tersebut di larang di jual oleh pemerintah

Aeon sells 'sanchu' leaves kept off market due to radiation fears

TOKYO, April 13, Kyodo

Aeon Co. said Wednesday it had sold ''sanchu'' lettuce leaves produced in Asahi, Chiba Prefecture, at its retail stores for nine days through last Thursday despite the prefectural government's directive that the products should be kept off the market due to radiation concerns

http://english.kyodonews.jp/news/2011/04/85211.html

jamur s**take kena larangan

Fukushima shiitake mushroom ban

Japan's government has banned the shipment of some shiitake mushrooms grown outdoors in eastern Fukushima Prefecture, citing radiation contamination.

http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/13_27.html

[andry]

semoga tokoh anime jepang, dan cewek2 jepang tidak terkena radiasi...

[kullatiro]

senin, 2 september 2013.

TEMPO.CO , Fukushima - Tingkat radiasi di sekitar pembangkit listrik tenaga nuklir Fukushima di Jepang naik 18 kali lebih tinggi dari yang dilaporkan sebelumnya. Tingginya radiasi itu antara lain ditemukan di dekat tangki penyimpanan
air di pembangkit listrik Daiichi menyebabkan kekhawatiran baru tentang keselamatan, Operator PLTN, Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco), mengatakan radiasi di dekat bagian bawah tangki
sebesar 1.800 millisieverts per jam - mampu membunuh orang yang terkena dampaknya dalam empat jam. Tepco mengatakan tingkat air di dalam tangki tidak berubah, menunjukkan tak ada
kebocoran. Tetapi perusahaan mengatakan belum menemukan penyebab lonjakan radiasi itu.

Bulan lalu Tepco mengatakan tangki penyimpanan lain bocor dan membuat 300 ton air mengandung radioaktif merembes ke laut. Pengawas nuklir Jepang yang dikonfirmasi pekan lalu mengakui naiknya tingkat keparahan kebocoran itu dari level 1 ke tingkat 3 -- sebuah level yang dianggap serius
-- dari skala 1-8 yang digunakan oleh Badan Energi Atom Internasional untuk mengukur kebocoran radiasi.

http://m.tempo.co/read/news/2013/09/02/118509381/Radiasi-Fukushima-Meningkat-18-Kali-Lipat

[kullatiro]

After weeks of deliberation, the Japanese government has finally intervened in the increasingly desperate situation at Fukushima.

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced a $470 million plan to contain the leaking radioactive water at the nuclear power plant by building a giant wall of ice underground. And guess who's going to pay for it (hint: not TEPCO).

The taxpayers are going to foot the bill, of course. With up to 400 tons of radioactive groundwater leaking out to sea every day, Abe said that the situation required "radical measures" after TEPCO's "haphazard" handling of the problem. And this ice wall idea is pretty radical. The plan involves pumping coolant through underground pipes to freeze the soil around the reactor
buildings. Workers will also use some of the funding to remove radionuclides from the contaminated water on site, including the hundreds of leaky storage drums on site.

http://gizmodo.com/japan-wants-to-build-an-ice-wall-to-contain-fukushimas-1135305503/1244518291

agak menyedihkan bencana nuklir fukushima dan effect nya masih belum berakhir dan tertangani.