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jim
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： 2011/03/26 (金) 23:32:24
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>>122 It has been at 7 for a long time. When you have prominent physicists begging for the encasement of the facility in concrete and boric acid, then you know it is a problem. If 300 miles of land becomes uninhabitable around the reactors, what will that do to Japan? The old men making the decisions are not looking out for your best interests in this situation. How many bags of ready mix cement would it take to encase this reactor facility. If that is really the solution, then it should be done sooner, then later. Getting consensus to accomplish a great task like that might be difficult for Japanese political leaders to do. Who would carry a bag of cement to the reactor? I think if it would save such a giant population that lives within 300 miles of that reactor, many would volunteer.
125 ：
jim
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： 2011/03/26 (金) 23:38:43
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>>123 “Once they evacuate, then we pass the point of no return and meltdowns are inevitable at three reactor sites leading to a tragedy far beyond that of Chernobyl, creating permanent dead zones in Japan,” -- Dr. Michio Kaku