The extraction of fuel accompanied by environmental and health risks ignored. Update on the situation in the United States.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Ana Pastor, Twitter heroin after meeting Ahmadinejad
Barcelona. (Editorial) .- The interview was conducted Ana Pastor Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has caused a tremendous impact on Twitter where the name of the journalist has become Topic Trending world. After numerous comments praising the value that has made the interview Pastor, has created the label # anapastorfacts in which, as has happened in the past, has created a comic chain of tweets.
Japan fails to cool the reactor
The latest information in Fukushima indicated that four of the six reactors are played, some of them very serious. Reactors 1, 2 and 3 are part of the core exposed. This means that nuclear fuel is exposed and therefore lacked the proper cooling to prevent the merger process forward. If this happens, the reaction can be completely uncontrollable and could melt the reactor core.
Explosions, partial melting of the core, fires, removal of radioactive particles into the atmosphere ... The six reactors that form the central Japan, with serious problems from the earthquake on Friday, following its path to nuclear catastrophe. And what many tried to control it gets out of hand.
Explosions, partial melting of the core, fires, removal of radioactive particles into the atmosphere ... The six reactors that form the central Japan, with serious problems from the earthquake on Friday, following its path to nuclear catastrophe. And what many tried to control it gets out of hand.
Nuclear disaster in Japan: A Race Against Time
Destroyed: Reactor Number 3. After fighting the earthquake and tsunami on Japan desperately against the ever threatening becoming nuclear disaster. Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, the experts had to be removed on Wednesday temporarily because it was too large due to excessive radiation health risk.
Five days after the devastating natural disaster, the Japanese Emperor Akihito turned to his people. In the first pure television address his rule expressed the 77-year-old monarch of the victims his condolences. The situation in the nuclear power plants he described as unpredictable.
Five days after the devastating natural disaster, the Japanese Emperor Akihito turned to his people. In the first pure television address his rule expressed the 77-year-old monarch of the victims his condolences. The situation in the nuclear power plants he described as unpredictable.
THE WORD OF THE WEEK - "BOREI": The WANDERING SOUL
As elsewhere, the Japanese world of the sacred is the most complex. Japan is no exception. During its history, different religions have grown, rooted, interlaced, forming an almost inextricable fabric. With its many ramifications, with 77,738 temples [as the Agency for Cultural Affairs (CAA) in 2008] that demonstrate its doctrinal diversity, Japanese Buddhism is plural.
Pastor's veil falls to Ahmadinejad
In an interview with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the journalist Ana Pastor de RTVE has fallen out wearing the veil in her hair and covered her head. This anecdote that may be precisely in this story, making its relevance in a country where the hijab is a must for women. The effect of gravity or intentional accident cover can be considered a lack of respect for the Islamists.
At one point during the conversation with Ahmadinejad for breakfast Spanish TV, the Iranian president noted the head making reference to the bare head of his interlocutor. The Iranian president's upset by some of the questions Pastor may have been seasoned by the awkward situation of seeing a woman without a veil.
At one point during the conversation with Ahmadinejad for breakfast Spanish TV, the Iranian president noted the head making reference to the bare head of his interlocutor. The Iranian president's upset by some of the questions Pastor may have been seasoned by the awkward situation of seeing a woman without a veil.
Released on U.S. contractor accused of murder in Pakistan
The American contractor who allegedly works for the CIA and was accused of murdering two people in Pakistan, Raymond Davis, was released on Wednesday, according to a legal source. Families of victims have received a "compensation" (or 'diya' in the Islamic legal tradition) of 200 million rupees (2.34 million) and declared to the court that the individual pardon, according to Mohammed Nisar Safdar, lawyer of the Lahore High Court.
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