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EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT for dummies
“We interrupt your regularly scheduled program to bring you the following news bulletin.” The fate of our civilization (all of humanity), indeed, the entire living ecosystem of this planet is hanging on a few, damaged, concrete support columns and the … Continue reading
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Fukushima & Ex-Rad™
Everyone knows of the disaster in Japan relating to their nuclear plants. Depending upon folk’s ability to pay attention or actually look into the facts of the situation, people either think a bunch of radiation was sent up which is … Continue reading
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Tagged atomic bombs, CFR, Chernobyl, DNA damage, Ex-Rad, Fukushima, Japan, nuclear, ON 01210.Na, Onconova, radiation, radiation protection drug
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Fukushima Daiichi, TEPCO – FUBAR
I ponder at what point the government(s) will fess up to the fact that the little nuclear problem over in Japan is completely (FUBAR) out of control. There’s no saving the reactors, there’s no saving the utility company (TEPCO) and … Continue reading
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Tagged fallout, Fukushima, Fukushima Daiichi, meltdown, nuclear problem, tepco, W80
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Complete Energy Independence – 2011
As the middle east dominos fall and the region further unravels, it’s inevitable that energy costs will continue to climb for US consumers. Whether it’s home heating fuel or filling one’s tank for the to commute to work, once either … Continue reading
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Tagged coal stockpiles, coal-to-liquid, CTL, DKRW Advanced Fuels, Energy, Fischer-Tropsch process, Middle East, national security, National Strategic Reserves, nazis, offshore oil, Operation Paperclip, permanent jobs, Persian Gulf, Stimulus Spending, strategic reserves, synthetic fuel, Syntroleum, TARP, Transgas, University of Texas at Arlington, WW2
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