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http://olivebiodiesel.com/altnews/10242013.html
How many pickles do you eat a year? "Gee, I don't know anyone who eats nuclear pickles"... The wind above Tokyo is one of the fastest air currents on Earth. It blows straight East to Los Angeles, New York and all points between. Your last pickle probably grew near said path...
It is called Nuclear Origami, the art of turning a carrot into a creature-like being with radioactive leaks and disposed of wastes.
America's favorite home grown vegetable. F Ω C Κ! ed up almost beyond recognition. I put this page up to give people a sense that Abe, TepCo, Obama, DoE and the Judas-betraying MSM are "keeping things from us we should know about". Food Chain contamination goes way beyond Japan's sovereign borders.
Fuyu sweet, flat persimmons are part of Chinese, Korean and Japanese culture. But this persimmon could probably raise the clicks on a Geiger counter. But Abe and Obama raised the "safe, legal" daily required dose of human radioisotope consumption.
The CELESTIAL Convergence: FUK-U-SHIMA: Former Japan TV News Anchor Declares That Mutations Have Begun In Fukushima - Birds Found Blind, Unable To Fly; Magazine Says "Birds In Tailspin 4 Years After Nuclear Meltdown,...The Proverbial CANARY IN A COALMINE; Professor Says Birds With Mutations Popping Up All Over In Contaminated Areas!
FUK-U-SHIMA: Former Japan TV News Anchor Declares That Mutations Have Begun In Fukushima - Birds Found Blind, Unable To Fly; Magazine Says "Birds In Tailspin 4 Years After Nuclear Meltdown,...The Proverbial CANARY IN A COALMINE; Professor Says Birds With Mutations Popping Up All Over In Contaminated Areas!
May 13, 2015 - JAPAN - Katsuhide Okada… didn’t worry much about the power plant: It was so safe, Tepco told the Futaba community… [T]he roses that Mr. Okada cultivated over a lifetime — more than 750 varieties, nearly 8,000 bushes — have perished. Still, Okada has returned to Futaba 10 times… he was interviewed on NHK appearing grim and heartbroken… Maya Moore, a former news anchor and journalist at NHK, happened to catch Okada’s interview… she collaborated with Okada and the group in putting together the book “The Rose Garden of Fukushima.”
The forward to ‘The Rose Garden of Fukushima’ was written by US Ambassador to Japan (2009-13) John Roos: “The incredible tale of Katz Okada and his Fukushima rose garden as told here by Maya Moore… gives you a small window into what the people of Tohoku faced” - Mar 8, 2015 (emphasis added) - Japan Times.
Interview with Maya Moore, former NHK news anchor and author of The Rose Garden of Fukushima (22:15 in): It’s just poisoned wasteland. The last time Mr. Okada actually went back in there, he found baby crows that could not fly, that were blind. Mutations have begun with animals, with birds.
Several studies have linked the Fukushima disaster to mutations in wildlife and specifically discussed negative effects on crow populations:
Dr. Tim Mousseau, Professor of Biological Sciences at the Univ. of South Carolina, 2014 (pdf): We have studied biodiversity at Chornobyl since 2000 and Fukushima since 2011. Most organisms that we have examined showed significantly increased rates of genetic damage in direct proportion to the level of exposure… Many organisms showed increased rates of deformities, developmental abnormalities, eye cataracts, and even tumors and cancers. - Apr 24, 2015 - WHYY.
Birds Are in a Tailspin Four Years After Fukushima — Like the proverbial canary in a coalmine… Mousseau and his team have assembled a grim portrait… their data show that bird species and abundances are in sharp decline, and the situation is getting worse… “where it’s much, much hotter, it’s dead silent. You’ll see one or two birds if you’re lucky.”… birds such as the carrion crow… demonstrated higher susceptibility… 2012, he began capturing birds [with] patches of bleach-white feathers… the patches have a high coincidence with… cataracts, tumors, asymmetries, developmental abnormalities… By 2013, the birds… had white patches big enough to be seen through binoculars. - Apr 30, 2015 - Smithsonian.
Recent seminal studies of butterflies… found strong evidence for increased mutation rates, developmental abnormalities and population effects as a direct consequence of exposure to [Fukushima] radionuclides… these unambiguously supported observations of the elevated mutation rates and phenotypic effects observed in the field. - Mar 2015 -Journal of Ornithology (Moller, Nishiumi, Mousseau).
Former Japan TV News Anchor: The mutations have begun in Fukushima; Birds found blind, unable to fly — Magazine: “Birds in tailspin 4 years after Fukushima… the proverbial canary in a coalmine”
By andyc -
May 19, 2015
Professor: Birds with mutations popping up all over in contaminated areas
Japan Times, Mar 8, 2015 (emphasis added): Katsuhide Okada… didn’t worry much about the power plant: It was so safe, Tepco told the Futaba community… [T]he roses that Mr. Okada cultivated over a lifetime — more than 750 varieties, nearly 8,000 bushes — have perished. Still, Okada has returned to Futaba 10 times… he was interviewed on NHK appearing grim and heartbroken… Maya Moore, a former news anchor and journalist at NHK, happened to catch Okada’s interview… she collaborated with Okada and the group in putting together the book “The Rose Garden of Fukushima.”
The forward to ‘The Rose Garden of Fukushima’ was written by US Ambassador to Japan (2009-13) John Roos: “The incredible tale of Katz Okada and his Fukushima rose garden as told here by Maya Moore… gives you a small window into what the people of Tohoku faced”
WHYY, Apr 24, 2015 – Interview with Maya Moore, former NHK news anchor and author of The Rose Garden of Fukushima (22:15 in): It’s just poisoned wasteland. The last time Mr. Okada actually went back in there, he found baby crows that could not fly, that were blind. Mutations have begun with animals, with birds.
Several studies have linked the Fukushima disaster to mutations in wildlife and specifically discussed negative effects on crow populations:
Dr. Tim Mousseau, Professor of Biological Sciences at the Univ. of South Carolina, 2014 (pdf): We have studied biodiversity at Chornobyl since 2000 and Fukushima since 2011. Most organisms that we have examined showed significantly increased rates of genetic damage in direct proportion to the level of exposure… Many organisms showed increased rates of deformities, developmental abnormalities, eye cataracts, and even tumors and cancers.
Smithsonian, Apr 30, 2015: Birds Are in a Tailspin Four Years After Fukushima — Like the proverbial canary in a coalmine… Mousseau and his team have assembled a grim portrait… their data show that bird species and abundances are in sharp decline, and the situation is getting worse… “where it’s much, much hotter, it’s dead silent. You’ll see one or two birds if you’re lucky.”… birds such as the carrion crow… demonstrated higher susceptibility… 2012, he began capturing birds [with] patches of bleach-white feathers… the patches have a high coincidence with… cataracts, tumors, asymmetries, developmental abnormalities… By 2013, the birds… had white patches big enough to be seen through binoculars.
Journal of Ornithology (Moller, Nishiumi, Mousseau). Mar 2015: Recent seminal studies of butterflies… found strong evidence for increased mutation rates, developmental abnormalities and population effects as a direct consequence of exposure to [Fukushima] radionuclides… these unambiguously supported observations of the elevated mutation rates and phenotypic effects observed in the field.
http://olivebiodiesel.com/altnews/10242013.html
How many pickles do you eat a year? "Gee, I don't know anyone who eats nuclear pickles"... The wind above Tokyo is one of the fastest air currents on Earth. It blows straight East to Los Angeles, New York and all points between. Your last pickle probably grew near said path...
It is called Nuclear Origami, the art of turning a carrot into a creature-like being with radioactive leaks and disposed of wastes.
America's favorite home grown vegetable. F Ω C Κ! ed up almost beyond recognition. I put this page up to give people a sense that Abe, TepCo, Obama, DoE and the Judas-betraying MSM are "keeping things from us we should know about". Food Chain contamination goes way beyond Japan's sovereign borders.
Fuyu sweet, flat persimmons are part of Chinese, Korean and Japanese culture. But this persimmon could probably raise the clicks on a Geiger counter. But Abe and Obama raised the "safe, legal" daily required dose of human radioisotope consumption.
The CELESTIAL Convergence: FUK-U-SHIMA: Former Japan TV News Anchor Declares That Mutations Have Begun In Fukushima - Birds Found Blind, Unable To Fly; Magazine Says "Birds In Tailspin 4 Years After Nuclear Meltdown,...The Proverbial CANARY IN A COALMINE; Professor Says Birds With Mutations Popping Up All Over In Contaminated Areas!
FUK-U-SHIMA: Former Japan TV News Anchor Declares That Mutations Have Begun In Fukushima - Birds Found Blind, Unable To Fly; Magazine Says "Birds In Tailspin 4 Years After Nuclear Meltdown,...The Proverbial CANARY IN A COALMINE; Professor Says Birds With Mutations Popping Up All Over In Contaminated Areas!
May 13, 2015 - JAPAN - Katsuhide Okada… didn’t worry much about the power plant: It was so safe, Tepco told the Futaba community… [T]he roses that Mr. Okada cultivated over a lifetime — more than 750 varieties, nearly 8,000 bushes — have perished. Still, Okada has returned to Futaba 10 times… he was interviewed on NHK appearing grim and heartbroken… Maya Moore, a former news anchor and journalist at NHK, happened to catch Okada’s interview… she collaborated with Okada and the group in putting together the book “The Rose Garden of Fukushima.”
The forward to ‘The Rose Garden of Fukushima’ was written by US Ambassador to Japan (2009-13) John Roos: “The incredible tale of Katz Okada and his Fukushima rose garden as told here by Maya Moore… gives you a small window into what the people of Tohoku faced” - Mar 8, 2015 (emphasis added) - Japan Times.
Interview with Maya Moore, former NHK news anchor and author of The Rose Garden of Fukushima (22:15 in): It’s just poisoned wasteland. The last time Mr. Okada actually went back in there, he found baby crows that could not fly, that were blind. Mutations have begun with animals, with birds.
Several studies have linked the Fukushima disaster to mutations in wildlife and specifically discussed negative effects on crow populations:
Dr. Tim Mousseau, Professor of Biological Sciences at the Univ. of South Carolina, 2014 (pdf): We have studied biodiversity at Chornobyl since 2000 and Fukushima since 2011. Most organisms that we have examined showed significantly increased rates of genetic damage in direct proportion to the level of exposure… Many organisms showed increased rates of deformities, developmental abnormalities, eye cataracts, and even tumors and cancers. - Apr 24, 2015 - WHYY.
Birds Are in a Tailspin Four Years After Fukushima — Like the proverbial canary in a coalmine… Mousseau and his team have assembled a grim portrait… their data show that bird species and abundances are in sharp decline, and the situation is getting worse… “where it’s much, much hotter, it’s dead silent. You’ll see one or two birds if you’re lucky.”… birds such as the carrion crow… demonstrated higher susceptibility… 2012, he began capturing birds [with] patches of bleach-white feathers… the patches have a high coincidence with… cataracts, tumors, asymmetries, developmental abnormalities… By 2013, the birds… had white patches big enough to be seen through binoculars. - Apr 30, 2015 - Smithsonian.
Recent seminal studies of butterflies… found strong evidence for increased mutation rates, developmental abnormalities and population effects as a direct consequence of exposure to [Fukushima] radionuclides… these unambiguously supported observations of the elevated mutation rates and phenotypic effects observed in the field. - Mar 2015 -Journal of Ornithology (Moller, Nishiumi, Mousseau).
Former Japan TV News Anchor: The mutations have begun in Fukushima; Birds found blind, unable to fly — Magazine: “Birds in tailspin 4 years after Fukushima… the proverbial canary in a coalmine”
By andyc -
May 19, 2015
Professor: Birds with mutations popping up all over in contaminated areas
Japan Times, Mar 8, 2015 (emphasis added): Katsuhide Okada… didn’t worry much about the power plant: It was so safe, Tepco told the Futaba community… [T]he roses that Mr. Okada cultivated over a lifetime — more than 750 varieties, nearly 8,000 bushes — have perished. Still, Okada has returned to Futaba 10 times… he was interviewed on NHK appearing grim and heartbroken… Maya Moore, a former news anchor and journalist at NHK, happened to catch Okada’s interview… she collaborated with Okada and the group in putting together the book “The Rose Garden of Fukushima.”
The forward to ‘The Rose Garden of Fukushima’ was written by US Ambassador to Japan (2009-13) John Roos: “The incredible tale of Katz Okada and his Fukushima rose garden as told here by Maya Moore… gives you a small window into what the people of Tohoku faced”
WHYY, Apr 24, 2015 – Interview with Maya Moore, former NHK news anchor and author of The Rose Garden of Fukushima (22:15 in): It’s just poisoned wasteland. The last time Mr. Okada actually went back in there, he found baby crows that could not fly, that were blind. Mutations have begun with animals, with birds.
Several studies have linked the Fukushima disaster to mutations in wildlife and specifically discussed negative effects on crow populations:
Dr. Tim Mousseau, Professor of Biological Sciences at the Univ. of South Carolina, 2014 (pdf): We have studied biodiversity at Chornobyl since 2000 and Fukushima since 2011. Most organisms that we have examined showed significantly increased rates of genetic damage in direct proportion to the level of exposure… Many organisms showed increased rates of deformities, developmental abnormalities, eye cataracts, and even tumors and cancers.
Smithsonian, Apr 30, 2015: Birds Are in a Tailspin Four Years After Fukushima — Like the proverbial canary in a coalmine… Mousseau and his team have assembled a grim portrait… their data show that bird species and abundances are in sharp decline, and the situation is getting worse… “where it’s much, much hotter, it’s dead silent. You’ll see one or two birds if you’re lucky.”… birds such as the carrion crow… demonstrated higher susceptibility… 2012, he began capturing birds [with] patches of bleach-white feathers… the patches have a high coincidence with… cataracts, tumors, asymmetries, developmental abnormalities… By 2013, the birds… had white patches big enough to be seen through binoculars.
Journal of Ornithology (Moller, Nishiumi, Mousseau). Mar 2015: Recent seminal studies of butterflies… found strong evidence for increased mutation rates, developmental abnormalities and population effects as a direct consequence of exposure to [Fukushima] radionuclides… these unambiguously supported observations of the elevated mutation rates and phenotypic effects observed in the field.