Almost a year after the March 11, 2011, Mega Quake that led up to the nuclear disaster at Fukushima Daiichi, the Japanese government has finally started decontamination of roads around the GE designed disaster reactors!
On March 8, workers began spraying down a road around Naraha Town Hall. Observers say the radiation levels immediately dropped […] Continue Reading…
Japan’s Meteorological Agency reporting that in the past 12 months, Japan has been hit with 10,119 earthquakes!
70% are considered aftershocks to the March 11, 2011 Mega Quake. The agency includes quakes that are weak but can still be felt by humans.
Japan’s Geospatial Information Authority reported that the main islands of Japan have shifted eastward. […] Continue Reading…
The following are headlines from the past 17 hours:
“OIL FUTURES: Crude Near Flat Ahead of Weekly Oil Data”-Fox Business
“Oil Fluctuates Before Report Projected to Show Crude Inventory Increase”-Bloomberg
“Oil Rises above $105 in Europe amid optimism US economy, demand will improve.”-Washington Post
“Oil Falls on Iran talks, economy worries”-Reuters
“Oil Slides to $106 on Global Growth Concerns”-NPR
According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), the Oil Industry created few new U.S. jobs in 2011. Of course that’s not how the main stream media is reporting it.
In 2011 the cash obese oil industry created only 9% of new jobs in the United States! In actual numbers that’s 37,000 jobs. The WEF claims that […] Continue Reading…
March 7, 2012, British Ministry of Defense officials say six of their troops were killed in Helmand Province. The Red Coats were patrolling in their vehicle when they were hit by an explosion.
In Kandahar Province, Afghan border police were hit by a suicide bomber: “There was a motorbike bomb blast against border police in Spin Boldak. […] Continue Reading…
“It is now absolutely clear this fragment was not from a timer we delivered to Libya. We told the police in 1999 this was the case but they would not believe us. We lost our company and had to pay a big damages claim.”-Edwin Bollier, former boss of Swiss company Mebo
In 1988, Pan American […] Continue Reading…
After the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, the Japanese government concluded that their tsunami shelter guidelines were insufficient. Only now are they issuing the new guidelines!
The government study of tsunami shelter construction in Japan, revealed that such shelters would not hold up to a tsunami similar to the one that occurred in the Indian Ocean. […] Continue Reading…
After five years of research, a team of scientist, some from the University of Tokyo, have concluded that Tokyo Bay is set to experience a Mega Quake.
The research caused the geologists to realize the fault line, running under the Kanto area of Japan, is actually 10 km (6 miles) closer to the land’s surface, […] Continue Reading…
Masatoshi Miyazawa, an associate professor at Kyoto University’s Disaster Prevention Research Institute, says that after almost a year of study, he has concluded the March 11 Mega Quake caused a record number of ‘induced’ earthquakes.
He says that within 15 minutes of the magnitude 9 earthquake, at least 80 quakes were triggered on different fault […] Continue Reading…
March 6, 2012, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said oil supply will drop. This is due to disruptions affecting non-OPEC countries.
This is probably the cause of increased fuel prices, but wait, there’s more! The EIA also says U.S. demand for petroleum is also going down. In fact, demand in the United States is […] Continue Reading…