Take a quick look at this, it will scare the shit outta you... # MAP o/t WORLD's NUCLEAR REACTOR SITES #

Living in Europe is not as great as it seems, all of a sudden...

clean energy

Indeed, it took them 10 years to make micro cell phones but clean energy seems to be impossible...

I mean, it is clean unlike coal electric plants. Unless there's an accident.

There's been recent attacks on the entire energy sector, whether coal, oil or nuclear. There's always some argument to close them. It is going to start causing brown outs, and increase cost of power & electric. Which is what the Gov & 'big oil' want, more money.

All those nuclear power plants across the US, who many problems have they caused?

Putting one on an earthquake prone island may not have been a good idea to begin with. They knew the risks.

Wow...that is a lot.....lets just hope some islamic militant with a spare missile doesnt see that map!

El CIAda

I'd rather live next to the Fukushima plant than Africa.

Have you ever been anywhere in Africa?

No way..I would take Africa anyday !

There is none in Australia. I've been thinking to go on a working holiday/spiritual journey there, get back in touch with the nature and such. But is Australia the place to be when TSHTF?

We live on over 300 acres, just north ish of Noosa in Queensland...come visit, if you are nice.

we will show you why this lump of land is the safest.

Not kidding

Researchers Determine 23 Plants and 74 Active Nuclear Reactors Vulnerable to Effects of Tsunami
By Madison Ruppert
September 25, 2012

The dangerous reality of nuclear power is becoming increasingly apparent in the wake of the continuing (and “profoundly man-made”) disaster at Fukushima as well as studies which project similarly devastating disasters in the future.

Yet nations including Japan continue to press forward with nuclear power in spite of the clear dangers and the widespread public opposition to the deadly technology. That being said, Japan recently announced that they will seek to phase out nuclear power generation by 2040, although how hard they will push toward this goal has yet to be seen.

The case against nuclear power just gets stronger with another study headed by Spanish researchers which identifies nuclear power plants which are especially vulnerable to suffering the devastation of a tsunami.

“In total, twenty-three plants, in which there are seventy-four active nuclear reactors, are located in dangerous areas in east and southeast of Asia, including Fukushima I,” Homeland Security News Wire reports.

The researchers found the “potentially dangerous” sites which are either already constructed or currently under construction. While scientists still cannot perfectly predict tsunamis and obviously thus cannot predict nuclear disasters as a result of tsunamis, they can identify potentially problematic sites before any real danger is present.

CONTINUE: [link to www.globalresearch.ca]

I'm a male, 23 years old. Nice, honest, kind is all I am, well a little depressed atm aswell. Been in place my whole life, would like to feel alive and travel. So the destination for me to fly to would be Queensland?

Australia is fantastic & beautiful & Aussies are nice people with a great sense of humor.

Living anywhere in the northern hemishere looks problematic if solar flares bring down the power grids which cool the reactors.

A couple of months after that the southern hemishere would also cop the radiation. There would be no safe haven.

A lot of the European ones are closed down now, so that map is a little inaccurate.

However, it's still a tight space for a lot of reactors and people.

Otherwise, I'd probably move there...

#1 worst place to be for a reactor meltdown has got to be the US though, they're the kings of reactor-town, and old ones too.

Morning RoXY.


Yeah its sad. At least we have no earthquakes. Yet.
And it does not help much that one country exits nuclear energy if the shit does not know any borders.

The sick thing is that most European countries build their nuclear reactors close to their borders...

Unified Europe...

Obama's shutting down the coal electric plants. How do you propose to power the world with electricity?

Hawaiian wind farm broken & rusting

[link to www.dailymail.co.uk]

We fly to the moon but clean energy is a puzzle that can't be solved...

I am 50 and my sons are in their early 20s like yourself...we all have our struggles and we all stick together when we can to help each other...we have a motor bike and stuff.

You are welcome to visit with us....you just need to find a way to contact me...I will always be an AC here and my ip number keeps changing , I think this is because we are on what is called *wireless*
When you are ready , maybe you could post a thread and call it .."Traveling to Queensland", or something like that

Hope to meet you in the future

Actually there is one at Lucas Heights - southern suburb of Sydney. They don't produce power though, there they produce medical isotopes. We used to live about ten K's from it at Illawong.

Or not, depending on where you live.

3) MAP o/t WORLD's NUCLEAR REACTOR SIDES
[link to www.howtosurvive2012.com]

"Traveling to Queensland" thread when ready it is then. I would like to come to Australia and have a plan.

You need to compare the Places of the older nuclear Plants

with the Border of West and East Europe.

Every nuclear Plant was and is a potential Weapon!

I think Africa is still the best Place to be!

Just to let you guys know. Most of those places are not even functioning today. They are old listings of nuclear reactors. Most of the stuff takes years to break down, and by that time they are buried. Just because it lists nuclear reactors, doesn't mean they are all functioning.

Even if only half of them are functioning I still don't feel comfortable with it

I like East Asia a lot more