Seems more people should know about this. I’m surprised Boing Boing isn’t tracking this:
Apparently, the worst case is possible meltdown which could release radiation into the atmosphere and possibly affect North America. I don’t know how likely or unlikely this is, if someone could offer some expertise on this it would be appreciated.
More:
http://rt.com/news/fukushima-steam-nuclear-reactor-064/
NOTE: I’ve been seeing HTN being linked to in some articles with its hysterical rants and fearmongering. I should note that I don’t consider Hal Turner Radio to be a good source for many reasons and I don’t want this thread to devolve into fearmongering and a basis for anti-nuke rants. I’d just like to find out what’s going on here from more level-headed people.
Should those of us in North America (especially on the West Coast) be concerned or no?
UPDATE: Here’s an article that’s critical of the gizmodo article: