TEPCO says new leak has spilt 20,000 litres of radioactive coolant at the stricken Fukushima Nuclear Plant: It is now almost 7 years since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared everything is “under control,”

Friday, 17 January 2020 Radiation-contaminated debris and soil are stockpiled for disposal near the Tokyo Electric Power Company’s embattled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. (Photo: Christopher Furlong / Getty Images) Tokyo Electric Power Company says coolant has seeped out from an underground frozen soil wall built around its crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. The frozen soil wall came into operation four years ago. It was … Continue reading TEPCO says new leak has spilt 20,000 litres of radioactive coolant at the stricken Fukushima Nuclear Plant: It is now almost 7 years since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared everything is “under control,”

Thousands Of Tons Of Radioactive Fukushima Water To Be Dumped In Pacific As Independent Testing Banned

JANUARY 2, 2020  – By Phillip Schneider The Japanese government is refusing to allow independent testing of contaminated water found in the nuclear power plant at Fukushima, which has been leaking ever since a tsunami and earthquake devastatingly hit the facility in March 2011. The decision not to allow independent testing was allegedly arrived to over “safety concerns” in relation to the storing and transportation of the … Continue reading Thousands Of Tons Of Radioactive Fukushima Water To Be Dumped In Pacific As Independent Testing Banned

Human workers forced to work in highly radioactive area to topple dangerous Fukushima exhaust stack

Sunday, December 29, 2019 by: Tracey Watson (Natural News) Back in March of 2011, the province of Fukushima, Japan, was struck by a series of devastating events that culminated in one of the worst nuclear disasters in history. The area was hit first by a massive earthquake, and then by a 15-metre (50-foot) tsunami. That massive tsunami, in turn, disabled the power supply and cooling functions … Continue reading Human workers forced to work in highly radioactive area to topple dangerous Fukushima exhaust stack

Japan gov’t proposes Fukushima water release to sea or air

The Associated Press, Tokyo – Monday, 23 December 2019   Japan’s economy and industry ministry has proposed gradually releasing or allowing to evaporate massive amounts of treated but still radioactive water at the tsunami-wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant. The proposal made Monday to a body of experts is the first time the ministry has narrowed down the options available to just releasing the water. It is … Continue reading Japan gov’t proposes Fukushima water release to sea or air

The Moment of Truth for the Oroville Dam-New Data Indicates the Coming Failure

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Tuesday, May 14, 2019 – 12:10. I spoke with Paul Preston late last night and he indicated that some people, downstream from the Oroville Dam have packed up and left because of the anticipated dam failure. I asked Paul Preston, “How close is the dam to failing?” Preston replied “It could go by this weekend”.. His comments, in part, are based upon … Continue reading The Moment of Truth for the Oroville Dam-New Data Indicates the Coming Failure

Very unusual March-like storm to blast California with drenching rain, mountain snow and severe weather

By Strange Sounds – May 14, 2019   After sunshine and pleasant weather grace California early this week, a powerful storm system will barrel into the state during the middle to latter part of the week. The return of a March-like weather pattern, driven by a large dip in the jet stream, will be the culprit for driving this rare storm into the West Coast. Another unseasonal Atmospheric River … Continue reading Very unusual March-like storm to blast California with drenching rain, mountain snow and severe weather

There may be a volcano forming under New England, scientists warn

If you’re looking for a volcano there’s a number of places you’d probably check first, like Hawaii or even Yellowstone National Park, but new data suggests you might want to turn your attention to the northeastern United States. Researchers from Rutgers University just revealed that a large swelling of hot rock is bubbling up under New England, and it may be the first hints that … Continue reading There may be a volcano forming under New England, scientists warn

A Mysterious Blob of Hot Rock Is Building Up Under America’s Northeast

Something is rising from the depths. PETER DOCKRILL 18 DEC 2017 A vast mass of hot rock is welling up underneath Vermont and extending into other subterranean regions below New England, new research shows. Scientists used a network of thousands of seismic measurement devices in the largest geological study of its kind, detecting the enormous blob upwelling under Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts – and … Continue reading A Mysterious Blob of Hot Rock Is Building Up Under America’s Northeast

Massive, 3-mile-wide ‘potentially hazardous asteroid’ will zoom past Earth tomorrow

An enormous, 3-mile-wide “potentially hazardous asteroid” is hurtling toward Earth and is slated to zoom past the planet tomorrow, but scientists say there is no need to worry. Known as 3200 Phaethon, the space rock orbits the Sun and is expected to come the closest it has come to Earth since 1974, 6.4-million miles away, according to a statement from NASA. There is no chance the asteroid … Continue reading Massive, 3-mile-wide ‘potentially hazardous asteroid’ will zoom past Earth tomorrow

Last Day Signs Keep Piling Up

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The End is Nigh – November 3 2017

Continue reading The End is Nigh – November 3 2017

1.2 million in Northeast without power as Tropical Storm Philippe fizzles out

(CNN)The Northeast struggled with power outages and commuting delays Monday morning as the remnants of Tropical Storm Philippe blew out of the region. The storm left about 1.2 million customers without electricity, including 313,875 in Massachusetts and around 400,000 in Maine. Maine was especially hard hit, and Gov. Paul LePage issued a state of emergency to give power companies more flexibility to make repairs.  Central Maine Power said it … Continue reading 1.2 million in Northeast without power as Tropical Storm Philippe fizzles out

Powerful Coastal Storm Will Likely Bring Damaging Winds, Flooding Rainfall to the Northeast Starting Sunday Into Monday; Bombogenesis Possible

A powerful coastal storm with strong winds and heavy rain will impact the East Coast beginning later this weekend, likely resulting in tree damage, power outages and flooding. A significant wind event is possible Sunday or Monday. It is possible that this low pressure system could undergo a process called “Bombogenesis” according to the National Weather Service. This process is a rapid deepening of pressures across … Continue reading Powerful Coastal Storm Will Likely Bring Damaging Winds, Flooding Rainfall to the Northeast Starting Sunday Into Monday; Bombogenesis Possible

SAN ANDREAS FAULT: TECTONIC TREMOR DETECTED DEEP BENEATH EARTH’S SURFACE RAISES RISK OF MASSIVE EARTHQUAKE

America’s most famous fault line, the San Andreas, is known for its frequent earthquakes, but one part of the system, the San Jacinto Fault zone, in inland Southern California, has been surprisingly quiet for the last 200 years. Now new research has detected small tremors deep under the fault system, suggesting it’s not as calm as we once thought and may be ready to release … Continue reading SAN ANDREAS FAULT: TECTONIC TREMOR DETECTED DEEP BENEATH EARTH’S SURFACE RAISES RISK OF MASSIVE EARTHQUAKE

Brace For A Slushy Commute In The Twin Cities, Blizzard Conditions Far North

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Minnesotans are bracing for the season’s first snow, which will fall during Friday morning’s commute in the Twin Cities and leave some communities up north with up to eight inches of snow. The wintry weather blasted into northwestern Minnesota around noontime Thursday on the back of strong winds. The storm system is expected to move south overnight and settle over the metro area around 5 a.m. Those … Continue reading Brace For A Slushy Commute In The Twin Cities, Blizzard Conditions Far North

10/26/2017 — LARGE PACIFIC EARTHQUAKE WARNING ISSUED — WEST COAST USA, ASIA, EUROPE + AMERICAS NOW ON WATCH

October 26, 2017 A warning has been issued for the potential of a large earthquake as a result of a deep seismic event which occurred in the West Pacific. The warning only covers this coming week (approximately 7-9 days). As things stand currently (Oct. 26, 2017) ,  over the past 48 hours, multiple deep earthquakes have occurred below the West Pacific, including Indonesia, Japan’s Izu trench, Fiji, … Continue reading 10/26/2017 — LARGE PACIFIC EARTHQUAKE WARNING ISSUED — WEST COAST USA, ASIA, EUROPE + AMERICAS NOW ON WATCH

Typhoon Lan leaves flooding, four dead in Japan before moving out to sea

A rapidly weakening typhoon Lan made landfall in Japan on Monday, setting off landslides and flooding that prompted evacuation orders for tens of thousands of people, but then headed out to sea after largely sparing the capital, Tokyo. A collapsed road is seen following torrential rain caused by typhoon Lan in Kishiwada, Japan in this photo taken by Kyodo on October 23, 2017. Mandatory credit … Continue reading Typhoon Lan leaves flooding, four dead in Japan before moving out to sea

California fires took thousands of homes. Now rent in hardest-hit areas is soaring!

Last week, Jeff Sugarman escaped his burning home in Santa Rosa, California. This week he faced the horrors of the region’s housing market. One of the first inquiries Sugarman made was about a rental house nearby that was listed for $3,700 a month on Zillow. But when he emailed about seeing it, the owner told him the price had soared. “He said insurance companies had … Continue reading California fires took thousands of homes. Now rent in hardest-hit areas is soaring!

CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES: Geoengineered Firestorms Terrorize to Advance the Agenda(s)

UN Agenda 21 & 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Will Not Be Thwarted by President Trump Even if California Must Be Destroyed There is nothing more sacred to the New World Order agenda than the covert plan to establish a One World Government.  The ultimate goal of that misguided agenda is to completely own and manage all natural resources on planet Earth, as well to control the weather around the globe—24/7.  This … Continue reading CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES: Geoengineered Firestorms Terrorize to Advance the Agenda(s)

The strongest storm on Earth right now is heading for Japan

Super Typhoon Lan has been undergoing rapid intensification on Thursday night and Friday, and may reach Category 5 intensity by Saturday morning. The storm had maximum sustained winds of 150 miles per hour as of Friday afternoon, eastern time, and was still slowly intensifying. Super Typhoon Lan is in a favorable environment for strengthening, and is likely on a collision course with highly populated areas … Continue reading The strongest storm on Earth right now is heading for Japan

Insider warnings: Martial law and millions of deaths when “Big One” hits California

The Big One is a long-overdue megaquake that’s expected to strike the west coast at any time, with California suffering the brunt of the devastation. Yet according to one first responder, the damage that will be caused by the Big One is going to be far worse than what you could imagine. While parts of California are currently burning down by vicious wildfires, another dramatic natural … Continue reading Insider warnings: Martial law and millions of deaths when “Big One” hits California

Compassion & Love in the Midst of Fires & Fear in California

Leave it to human ingenuity to solve almost anything. Lauren Mesaros, a California nurse, needed to flee from the Tubbs Fire going on in Napa, Sonoma and Lake counties in Northern California. Mesaros also needed to get her three horses, including her pony Stardust, away from the flames as well. The problem? The trailer only held two of the three horses. Mesaros’ solution? Put Stardust … Continue reading Compassion & Love in the Midst of Fires & Fear in California