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Saturday, February 18, 2012

Time Lapse Map of Nuke Explosions

Solar a Real Life Study, 1 year Operation 20 Panels PV, Mr. Row

Real System, Full Year of Energy Production Data, Day by Day

Solar is incredibly cheap, less than 10% of the cost of buying power from the utility here in Hawaii

This Actual 20 panel System produces at 3.3 cents per kWH.    Larger systems like 30 panels can be under 2.9 cents.

You can download the Excel here----

http://www.box.com/s/ipn0l6nc3hafxs988689

Here it is Embedded into this post.




And here is a screen capture of the spreadsheet

Great Weather Plotting Resource

Sure, man's activities are affecting the planet.   How much?

How much effect is from other natural processes we may barely understand, like sun spots, cosmic rays, cloud nucleation.

Cap and Trade is just another form of thievery to concentrate power and wealth.    The whole CO2 argument is questionable at best.    Do your own research.

Nukers promote the CO2 thing as a way to justify more nuke.  

And use this really cool website to chart weather data.

Did you know cities are heat sinks.   Did you know that cities are getting bigger.    Did you know that most temperature data that people use to support "global warming" are based on thermometers in cities.  Did you know that pro-nukers lie all the time?

Did you know that you should click some ads and drop some comments?


http://www.woodfortrees.org/plot/esrl-amo/from:1902/to:2011/offset/plot/wti/from:1902/to:2011/normalise

Friday, February 17, 2012

Jargon Buster

Most businesses use specialized jargon.    They do that to create confusion, during confusion they can take your money.

But nuke is a whole new level to those kind of deceptions, confusions, and lies.

This list of jargon will help

http://www.llrc.org/jargonbuster.htm

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Strangle Nuke with Impediments


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6930 Carroll Avenue, #340, Takoma Park, MD 20912; 301-270-6477; nirsnet@nirs.org; www.nirs.org
TELL THE NRC:
PROTECT AMERICANS, NOT THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY
EXPAND EMERGENCY EVACUATION ZONES AROUND U.S. REACTORS

PLUS: GOOD NEWS ON NUCLEAR LOAN PROGRAM!

February 15, 2012

Dear Friends,

Today, NIRS and 37 other organizations submitted a formal Petition for Rulemaking to the NRC to expand emergency evacuation zones around U.S. nuclear reactors and make other improvements in emergency preparedness. We're calling this the Nuclear 911 campaign.

You can join us as a co-petitioner here!

Baseline is Lie, 5% of dose is from "sun/cosmic", 48% manmade medical

THE LIE: "Background Radiation" is High, Therefore More Radiation Doesn't Matter Much

In some areas, Radon is not completely avoidable. Mostly it seeps into basements. Radon ventilation systems are very effective, they can reduce this amount at least 50% and maybe 80%, just depends how much air you want to move. So instead of a 37% of your exposure if you reduce that 80% it is 7.5%, plus 5% cosmic, and 3% soil, that is 15%. So by "so called 'natural sources" like med procedures, nuke medicine, those items are jacking up your dose like 400% to 700% from where is could be "naturally". the whole natural radiation lie, unravels as a complete joke... about half of us will contract cancer in our lives, and yet you can't prove that any one source caused it. Therefore by the "Scientific Method" radiation cannot be proven to be unsafe, therefore the PNPs Pro Nuke Pimps will state that "natural radiation" is proven to be safe, and therefore a little extra disaster radiation is OK too. Check the chart closely, the PNP lies immediately emerge.



CaptD with an action plan, from Huffington Post

CaptD
Nuclear Ninja: Nuclear News Is Never Just Accepted
19 hours ago ( 1:19 PM)
The truth is that TEPCO is playing a delay or wait and see game that the Japanese People cannot afford! In the very least a steam event or a massive hydrovolca­­nic explosion will make the entire complex a N☢ GO Zone, then what happens to all the spent fuel rods that are left in ALL 6 reactors?

If I was in charge, I would start N☢W and:

1. Move every remaining fuel rod (spent or otherwise) in the complex to off site locations far away from Fukushima ASAP. This will reduce the potential problems of radioactiv­­e pollution!

2. Start drilling core holes uphill from the holed reactors in an effort to reach the groundwate­­r and then pump it out before it reaches the corium(s), in effect creating a "dry" buffer around the corium(s).

3. Immediatel­­y fill-in th breakwater and start constructi­­on on a "coffer dam" that would then allow them to pump seawater away from the holed reactors that would prevent seawater from contacting the corium(s) in effect creating another "dry" buffer around the corium(s).

4. Open the site to Internatio­­nal experts to make better additional assessment­­s!

---> Waiting will only save TEPCO money, but not save Japan (or the World) from the risk of Global radioactiv­­e pollution!

Wow, yet another great link! Survival Japan

http://survivaljapan.wordpress.com/2012/02/15/civic-group-files-petition-with-osaka-city-over-nuclear-power/

Monday, February 13, 2012

Exposed the lies of PBS, promoting nuke

More lies of Nukes

You can always expose these at "Da Pimp"

This one examines the lies in the PBS propaganda timed to sway public opinion, create doubt that hey maybe these new plants are really safe….answer is, no they are not, they still involve abusing atoms and an abused atom stays angry and damaged for a long time, ready to bully beat your body in revenge.

http://www.businessinsider.com/nuclear-damage-control-2012-2

Great website, put on my blog roll

http://www.nuclearfreeplanet.org/

Found this on Nuclear Hot Seat

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Greenpeace send a PROTEST to Washington, no free money to nukes

This simple 1 minute form will let you add your voice to the anti-nukes.    Money drives nukes, and greed.     This battle will be won on emotions and money.    Radiation is invisible, you just won't be able to convince that many people of the danger.    

Win with emotions and money.   Make nuke more expensive to build and operate.    Delay the build whenever possible.   That scares investors, because their ROI calcs no longer work.   And when the payback is delayed, investors get skittish.   

https://secure3.convio.net/gpeace/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=801&s_src=sidebar

Yankee Bullshit Argument

Umbrage with a bullshit legal argument to support Vermont Yankee

In fact, she wants credit where credit is due, uh-huh
Tamar Cerafici is an environmental lawyer practicing in the areas of environmental, nuclear, and sustainable development law. Feel free to use any material in this guest post; just give credit where credit’s due: to Dan Yurman for asking me, and to me for writing it.
Here is why she thinks Vermont Yankee must to allowed to continue operation, regardless of anything Vermont says.

Judge Murtha’s decision makes complete sense. His conclusion is straight out of the Federalist Papers. The authority retained by the federal government invalidates any state legislation that conflicts with federal law or authority. So, the NRC’s federal power to regulate safety at nuclear power plants preempts Vermont’s right to legislate a nuclear power plant out of existence.



http://ansnuclearcafe.org/2012/02/10/entergy-v-vermont-in-plain-english/#comments


MY RESPONSE

Bully, the so-called supremacy clause does not take away a State's or local governments right to exclude certain activities.   Just because the Federal Government makes some forms of pornography "legal" does not mean that a State or City must allow all that porn into their shops.       

This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any state to the Contrary notwithstanding.

Physics Forums physicsforums

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=480200&page=770

Nuke lets us down, Kills us.

Nuke lets us down time after time.
It is the most dangerous possible way to boil water.
99 accidents --the ones we know about, the ones that they did not succeed in covering up.
"They" try to cover up everything, until forced to fess up.

Stop nuke now.
Shut them down on accidents, and never let them get back up.

Solar is way way cheaper than nuke.   Nuke was a stupid experiment, and it has proven itself time and time again that nuke and human life are incompatible.   

Stop in here at the nukepimp (anti-nuke) and drop a comment, great resources here that show just how bad nuke is.

Shut Them Dowm, Keep Them Down, Nuclear War

In response to a Fluffpost comment


3 hours ago ( 9:57 AM)
The separate radiation leak is barely mentioned in the article as still under investigat­ion. The headline was poorly chosen for an article focused on the ammonia leak. The lack of informatio­n about the radiation leak is poor journalism and a sign of industry coddling by a sheepish corporate media.

Two problems at one plant is indicative of the whole industry. Unproven new technologi­es are presented as safer when they are problemati­c. Old systems going unmaintain­ed and unrepaired are only becoming more dangerous.

Two radiation leaks at two different plants in America in one month shows how precarious nuclear is.

Nuclear needs to be phased out and their huge subsidies redirected to clean energy.

Waiting for a disaster nearby residents and the taxpayers will be stuck paying for is bad policy.
1 hour ago (11:52 AM)
Still haven't heard about the damage to steam generators­.....must be pretty bad. Can't charge the consumers for replacemen­ts either,con­tract with utility board, and do you think they are gonna' pony-up 760 million?


Yeah, that's perfect, shut them down and keep them down, one at a time.

Each one is victory.

Each plant that is made non-economic to run or repair is a victory.

Maybe we can't convince the pro-nuke crowd that nuke is too powerful for humans to run, but we can convince them that it is too expensive to run.

Thursday, February 9, 2012