This document discusses the pros and cons of nuclear power. It notes that nuclear power has prevented millions of deaths from air pollution compared to fossil fuels, but nuclear waste remains radioactive for extremely long periods. High-level nuclear waste storage is an unresolved issue. Incidents like Chernobyl and Fukushima show the risks of nuclear accidents and their health impacts. While nuclear power avoids some pollution, proper long-term management of its radioactive waste remains a challenge.

1. Pro nuclear power
Prevented mortality and greenhouse gas
emissions from historical and projected
nuclear power.
•an average of 1.8 million lives saved
worldwide by the use of nuclear power
instead of fossil fuels between 1971 and
2009.
•mortality levels per unit of electrical
energy produced from fossil fuels (coal
and natural gas)
•respiratory illnesses
•cancers, hereditary effects
•heart problems,
•fossil fuel combustion ,higher carbon
and air pollution footprint
Anti Nuclear Power
The world's nuclear fleet creates about
10,000 metric tons of high-level spent
nuclear fuel each year
•Radioactive wastes remain deadly
•Technetium-99 (half-life 220,000 years)
• Iodine-129 (half-life 15.7 million years
•Neptunium-237 (half-life 2 million years)
•Plutonium-239 (half-life 24,000 years)
Governments around the world are
considering a range of waste management
and disposal options, usually involving
deep-geologic placement

2. Yucca Mountain
DOE had originally said that the area might expect an earthquake
about every 10,000 years
A 5.0 earthquake had rocked the area and did some damage to the
media reception area, display center, cafeteria and office complex.
Repairs and seismic improvements were estimated to cost
approximately $2 million.
A second 4.4 quake struck this volcanic area on June 4, 2002, centered
12 ½ miles away. It caused no damage.
There are 39 earthquake faults and 7 young volcanoes in the area
DOE=Yucca Mountain is stable and that burying 77,000 tons of
spent radioactive fuel rods and high level waste would be safe 600
to 950 feet under the mountain.
Plutonium 239 isotopes have a ½ life of 22,000 years, it needs to be
kept isolated out of the air and water for a very long time.
DOE spokesmen is 10,000 years, a figure that may be grossly
underestimated.

3. Keep Informed
Chernobyl 1986
Fukashima 2011
San onofre ????

4. The sarcophagus will remain radioactive for at least 100.000
years. The age for the pyramids of Egypt is 5,000 to 6,000
years. Both tell a story about the civilization that built them.

5. san onofre

6. Hanford Reservation
Plutonium for weapons
Over 55 million gallons are stored at
the Hanford reservation in
Washington State. radioactive waste
dangerous chemicals, very explosive.
The waste solution is then stored in
underground tanks from 55,000 to 1.4
million gallons.
Sixty five tanks have leaked over 1
million gallons into the ground at
Hanford.
cooling system failure the nitrates and
other chemicals can spontaneously
explode
Heat generated by the decaying isotopes
requires that the tanks containing the
potentially explosive solutions be
surrounded by a circulation system of
water-filled cooling pipes.

7. Rancho Seco nuclear reactor in Sacramento County
Author Joseph Mangano said: “This article is the first of its
kind: No other peer-reviewed journal article has examined
long-term changes in health status near closed nuclear plants.
• Rancho Seco has been closed for over 23 years
• providing a long period to examine post-shutdown local health
patterns
•last two years of reactor operation, 1988-1989
•104 aging U.S. reactors at 65 plants affect many Americans.
•over 18 million Americans live within 20 miles of a nuclear power
plant

8. Author Janette Sherman said:
“The potential effects of locating new reactors should be
measured not only in terms of health, but also in terms of
cost.
For example, the 4,319 fewer cancers than expected in
Sacramento County during the first 20 years after the
Rancho Seco closure translates into
many millions saved in direct medical costs, reduction of
productivity lost, and additional savings associated with
the value of a human life

9. • nuclear weapons test fallout and nuclear reactor
emissions
• Large amounts of fallout disseminated worldwide from
the meltdowns in four reactors at the Fukushima-Dai-ichi
plant in Japan beginning March 11, 2011
•Just days after the meltdowns, I-131 concentrations in
US precipitation was measured up to 211 times above
normal
J. Mangano, J. and D. Sherman, J. (2013)
Elevated airborne beta levels in Pacific/West Coast US States and
trends in hypothyroidism among newborns after the Fukushima
nuclear meltdown.
Open Journal of Pediatrics, 3, 1-9. doi: 10.4236/ojped.2013.31001.

10. spent nuclear fuel rods and
high-level waste stored
around the U.S. at 131 sites
in 39 states that were
destined for Yucca
Mountain. NOT NOW???
Most of these fuel rods are
currently stored on site at
103 operating nuclear power
plants near densely
populated areas.
One hundred sixty one
million people currently live
within 75 miles of one or
more of these sites.

11. 2,110 percent increase in iodine-131 on US West Coast
following Fukushima linked to hypothyroidism
Each of these states and the Pacific Ocean
as well as various other radioactive isotopes
in the days and weeks following the
March 11, 2011, disaster.
•directly correlated with the higher-than-average rates of
congenital hypothyroidism

12. Tepco to start nitrogen gas injection into reactor2 for the first time,
“Not knowing the hydrogen gas concentration”
May 13th, 2013
Tepco is going to inject nitrogen gas
into reactor2 as a test
They need to keep the hydrogen gas concentration lower than 2% or it
may cause hydrogen explosion.
However, they don’t actually know the hydrogen gas concentration
in suppression chamber of reactor2

14. •marine animals and fish near the accident site in Japan were
affected by radiation but there is no evidence to support any
effects on animals in Alaska
•Sick and dead ringed seals started showing up in July
•lesions on hind flippers, inside their mouths
•patchy hair loss
•skin irritation around the nose and eyes.
•found fluid in lungs
•white spots on livers
•abnormal growth in brains
Scientists find no radiation in sick ringed seals
By DAN JOLING | Associated Press – Fri, Feb 17, 2012

15. Fukushima Radiation Blamed For Thousands Of Sick
Seals Washing Up On California Beaches Fukushima
Disaster 1,000 Times Worse Than IAEA Estimate
4/9/2013 – “Radiation from Japan’s nuclear disaster could be the
reason why more than a thousand sick sea lion pups have washed up
on the beaches of Southern California in the past few months, experts
believe.
NOAA “unusual mortality event” after the starving pups washed
ashore in record numbers since the start of the year.

16. "United Nations Report Blames Stress, Not Radiation, for
Chernobyl Illnesses" Washington Post, 22 May 91
"Chernobyl Effects More Psychological Than Biological“
(Associated Press, 21 May 1991)
"United Nations Chernobyl Study Says Effects Are Overblown,
Prompting Outcry" (Wall Street Journal, 21 May 1991)
In Russia some 3.3 million people were affected
inside the destroyed reactor are thousands of metric tons of fuel
The Chernobyl accident, and the resulting "need" to deny health
damage,
The estimate that it will cost over $250 billion to clean up nuclear
pollution from our weapons facilities, and the resulting desire to spend
much less,
Lies, Falsehood, Deception, Deceit, etc…

17. An ion is an atom, molecule, or elementary
particle that has lost or gained one or more
electrons
positive ion has lost one or more electrons
negative ion has gained one or more electrons
Ionization is the process of adding or removing
electrons so as to form ions and can be caused by
high temperatures, electrical discharges, or nuclear
radiation.
Ionizing radiation includes x-rays, gamma rays,
beta particles, alpha particles, and lots of other
high-energy particles (neutrons, positrons, etc.).
When ionizing radiation passes through matter it
can ionize it.
Ionizing radiation can cause cell damage as it
passes through living tissue.

18. Nuclear Radiation
Radiation-induced skin reactions
Uranium
Uranium oxide = inhaled it sticks to the lining of the lungs, it is
taken up by cells of the immune systems and gets into lymph glands,
bone, brain, hormone producing glands, ovaries and testes
Radioactive iodine
Iodine 131 is short lived and dangerous for a matter of weeks and will
collect in the thyroid. Thyroid uses 3-4 molecules of iodine to make
thyroid hormone when people are deficient in iodine the body draws
it in
Strontium 90 is dangerous for hundreds of years and will collect in
the bones causing leukemia.
Cesium 137 is also dangerous for about the same period of time and
will accumulate in the muscle tissue.

19. Iodine
Iodine is the most obvious and important
element in protecting against radiation
damages. Radioactive iodine will plunge in
to any and all iodine receptor cites that
have no iodine in them due to iodine
deficiencies.
This is a serious problem because over 90
percent of people in North America are
iodine deficient.
This leaves them incredibly vulnerable to
radioactive iodine, which is one of the
principle forms of radiation given off in
nuclear accidents and from nuclear
weapons.

20. How is Radiation Measured?
In the United States, radiation absorbed dose (rad), dose equivalent
(rem), and exposure (R) (roentgen)
The International System of Units (SI) for radiation measurement is now the official system
of measurement and uses the "gray" (Gy) and "sievert" (Sv) for absorbed dose and
equivalent dose respectively. Conversions are as follows:
1 Gy = 100 rad
1 mGy = 100 mrad
1 Sv = 100 rem
1 mSv = 100 mrem
In the United States, the amount of radioactivity present is the number of curies (Ci) present.
The more curies present, the greater amount of radioactivity and emitted radiation.
The SI system uses the unit of becquerel (Bq) as its unit of radioactivity. One curie is 37
billion Bq. Since the Bq represents such a small amount, one is likely to see a prefix
noting a large multiplier used with the Bq as follows:
37 GBq = 37 billion Bq = 1 curie
1 MBq = 1 million Bq = ~ 27 microcuries
1 GBq = 1 billion Bq = ~ 27 millicuries
1TBq = 1 trillion Bq = ~ 27 curies

22. In France, in mid-April 2012 cautioned pregnant and breastfeeding
women and children in Europe are to avoid eating certain foods due to
the spread of radiation from Fukushima, including milk and creamy
cheese, and spinach and other broad leaf vegetables,
due to the potential health risks associated with ingesting radioactive
particles that may accumulate in these foods.
the risks related to prolonged contamination among vulnerable groups
of the population can no longer be considered “negligible” and it is
now necessary to avoid “risky behavior.”
the West Coast of the U.S. is being subjected to
eight to 10 times higher levels of radiation than
Europe from the nuclear meltdown in Japan.

23. TOKYO, Japan — Vladimir Babenko is deputy director of the Belrad
Institute of Radiation Safety in the former Soviet republic of Belarus.
During a press conference in Tokyo he urged Japan to lower food
radiation limits to “realistic” levels.
Babenko “cannot understand the thresholds designated by the Japanese
government for food and beverage products, saying they are much
higher than Belarusian standards.”
He noted that the allowable limit of 200 becquerels per kilogram of
cesium in Japan drinking water is 20 times as high as the maximum
allowable level in Belarus.

24. The government insists that its radiation limits ensure that the
program will pose no health risks to surrounding residents..
Previously, Japanese regulations required nuclear waste with 100 or
more bq/kg of Cesium to be monitored and disposed of in specialized
containers
The new government limit for material headed for landfills is 8000
bq/kg, 80 times the pre-Fukushima limit
Before Fukushima:
100 Bq/kg of cesium is nuclear waste
After: 100 Bq/kg of cesium is safe to eat

25. Tsutomu Yamaguchi, the only person
officially recognized as a survivor of both the
Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings at
the end of World War II, has died at age 93.
Yamaguchi was in Hiroshima on a business
trip for his shipbuilding company on Aug. 6,
1945, when a U.S. B-29 dropped an atomic
bomb on the city. He suffered serious burns
to his upper body and spent the night in the
city.
He then returned to his hometown of
Nagasaki, about 300 kilometers (190 miles)
to the southwest, which suffered a second
U.S. atomic bomb attack three days later

26.  90% of what Americans buy is processed foods
 Processed foods are enzyme deficient
 Decreasing natural enzymes adds to shelf life

27. Things That Cause Increase of Blood
Viscosity
 Blood Pressure Meds
 NSAID’s = Advil, Motrin, Ibuprofen, etc..
 Diet Products : Formaldehyde, etc..
 Packaged Products = Devoid of enzymes
 Dehydration
 All Medications except Rat Poison (Coumadin)

28. Before 1986 – 3
vaccine
manufacturers
After 1986 – 8
vaccine
manufacturers
And the Vaccine
Division became the
most profitable
division

29.  alprazolam (Xanax)
 indomethacin(Indocin, Indocin SR)
 amiodarone (Cordarone)
 isoxsuprine(Vasodilan)
 amitriptyline (Elavil)
 amphetamines
 ketorolac (Toradol)
 anorexic agents
 lorazepam (Ativan)
 barbiturates
 belladonna alkaloids (Donnatal)
 meperidine(Demerol)
 bisacodyl(Dulcolax)
 meprobamate(Miltown, Equanil)
 diazepam (Valium)
 pentazocine(Talwin)
 dicyclomine(Bentyl)
 mesoridazine(Serintil)
 carisoprodol(Soma)
 metaxalone(Skelaxin)
 cascara sagrada
 methocarbamol(Robaxin)
 chlordiazepoxide(Librium, Mitran)
 methyldopa(Aldomet)
 chlordiazepoxide-amitriptyline(Limbitrol)
 methyldopa-hydrochlorothiazide (Aldoril)
 chlorpheniramine(Chlor-Trimeton)
 methyltestosterone (Android, Virilon,
Testrad)
 chlorpropamide (Diabinese)
 mineral oil
 chlorzoxazone (Paraflex)
 cimetidine(Tagamet)
 naproxen (Naprosyn, Avaprox, Aleve)
 clidinium-chlordiazepoxide(Librax)
 Neoloid
 clonidine(Catapres)
 nifedipine(Procardia, Adalat)
 clorazepate(Tranxene)
 nitrofurantoin(Microdantin)
 cyclandelate (Cyclospasmol)
 cyclobenzaprine(Flexeril)
 orphenadrine (Norflex)
 cyproheptadine (Periactin)
 oxaprozin (Daypro)
 oxazepam (Serax)
 dessicated thyroid
 oxybutynin(Ditropan)
 dexchlorpheniramine (Polaramine)
perphenazine-amitriptyline (Triavil)
digoxin (Lanoxin)
piroxicam(Feldene)
diphenhydramine(Benadryl)
promethazine (Phenergan)
dipyridamole(Persantine)
propantheline(Pro-Banthine)
disopyramide(Norpace, Norpace CR)
propoxyphene(Darvon) and combination
products
doxazosin(Cardura)
doxepin(Sinequan)
quazepam (Doral)
ergot mesyloids (Hydergine)
reserpine(Serpalan, Serpasil)
Estrogens
ethacrynic acid (Edecrin)
temazepam (Restoril)
thioridazine (Mellaril)
ferrous sulfate (iron)
ticlopidine(Ticlid)
fluoxetine(Prozac)
triazolam(Halcion)
flurazepam (Dalmane)
trimethobenzamide (Tigan)
tripelennamine
guanadrel (Hylorel)
guanethidine (Ismelin)
halazepam (Paxipam)
hydroxyzine(Vistaril, Atarax)
hyoscyamine(Levsin, Levsinex)

30. taking iodine to prevent thyroid gland.
taking in too much iodine can leave toxin to your body.
potassium iodide or iodine Effective in preventing
thyroid cancer. Iodine-131 radiation (gamma and beta) to
protect from radiation exposure
only drug to produce only a temporary situation.
Potassium iodide or iodine is able to eat before entering
risk areas.
1-12 hours before the effects of the drug
risk of allergic reaction of potassium iodide or iodine,
such as suggesting that if so many did not participate in
many areas at risk of radial diffusion of radioactive
substances is not recommended for you.
Due to possible side effects of this drug. The pregnant
woman should eat only one volume size 130 mg tablets
once.
foods to be richest in potassium
iodine
1. Kelp (high)
2. Low-Fat Yogurt
3. Raw Cow's Milk
4. Egg, whole, boiled
5. Strawberries
6. Mozzarella Cheese
The Kelp has the highest amount of
iodine with Mozzarella Cheese
coming in last... but still containing a
valuable amount.

31. Intravenous Cocktails
In cases of serious exposure, IV cocktails
with high dosages of vitamin C, magnesium
chloride or sulfate, sodium bicarbonate and
very pure seawater full of all the minerals
necessary for life would be ideal.
Nutrients to the Rescue
Spirulina and chlorella have been used
heavily by the Russians after the Chernobyl
nuclear plant disaster.
Spirulina and chlorella content and because it
is like refined rocket fuel for the cells
providing them with a broad range of
concentrated nutrients.
Spirulina contains about 70% protein, the
vitamins E, C (beta carotene) and B
complex, a number of minerals, phycocyanin
and chlorophyll.
Chlorella is a single-celled, water-grown algae
that contains more chlorophyll per gram than
any other plant. It is extremely rich in vitamins,
minerals, amino acids, essential fatty acids and
many other nutrients

32. Miso is effective for detoxifying
your body of radiation.
During World War II, two
hospitals that were located side by
side were hit with atomic
radiation, in one hospital people
consumed Miso and all of them
survived while many people in the
other hospital that did not take
miso died.
Miso is rich in vitamin B therefore
it is suitable for vegetarians who
are in shortage of vitamin B. For
best results do not cook miso.”

33. Whole Grains, Sea weed, Wheat Grass
Consuming more whole grains has a multitude of benefits. Their high fiber content binds with
toxins and lessens intestinal transit time.
vitamin B6 content nourishes the thymus gland and their vitamin E content helps the body to
better utilize oxygen.
buckwheat is high in rutin and helps to protect against radiation and stimulates new bone marrow
production.
seaweed helps to prevent the reabsorbing of radioactive strontium 90.
Following the bombing of Nagasaki, a group of surviving macrobiotic doctors and their
patients avoided radiation sickness by eating brown rice, miso and seaweed. They also did not
get leukemia.
Seaweeds also help to break down fatty deposits.
wheatgrass grass strengthen cells, transport oxygen, help to detoxify the blood and liver as well
as help to neutralize polluting elements and stimulate RNA production.

34. Detoxing Supplements and compounds
misconception– namely that the sulfur compounds in the broccoli
family bind the heavy metals.
sulfur compounds trigger increased expression of your
glutathione system, which results in both metal detoxification and
free radical neutralization.
polyphenolic antioxidants – pine bark extract, green tea extract,
grape seed extract
polyphenolics = Pine Bark extract, large amounts of liver
cleansing dandelion root extract, natural iodine and minerals
curcumin (an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compound
found in the curry spice turmeric) may help protect against
radiation-induced damage to the skin.
aloe vera is often touted as a natural remedy for radiation-induced
skin changes preventing or minimizing radiation-induced skin
reactions

35. Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda)
The oral administration of sodium bicarbonate diminishes
the
severity of the changes produced by uranium in the kidneys.
The kidneys are usually the first organs to show chemical
damage upon uranium exposure
the United States Army recommends the use of bicarbonate
to protect the kidneys from radiation damage
*used by oncology centers to control chemo agent spills
and it’s actually used intravenously to protect patients from
the hazardous toxicity of chemotherapy.
Uranium is one of the only metals that get significant
bonding from carbonate. Just flushing a lot of bicarbonate
through the system

36. No better therapy for radiation sickness
then intense sodium bicarbonate (baking
soda) baths.
Minimum stocks should be 25 or 50
pounds.
one pound of bicarbonate in a bath but
that could easily be two or three pounds
in an emergency situation.
magnesium salts or magnesium bath
flakes.
Dead Sea salt is also quite fine for this
application.
Apply Aloe Vera After Bath
baking soda baths
And Aloe Vera

37. Detoxing Clay
1cup clay
¼ cup cacao
1-2 drops peppermint oil
Add water till looks like frosting
www.goldmine-elec.com

38. Glutathione and Bicarbonate Nebulization
Nebulization is one of the best ways to quickly increase
glutathione levels
The main cancer risk from inhaled uranium oxide and
other airborne radioactive particles would be from tiny
insoluble particles lodged deep in the lungs..
Uranium oxide can be inhaled, it sticks to the lining of
the lungs, it is taken up by cells of the immune systems
and gets into lymph glands, bone, brain, hormone
producing glands, ovaries and testes
Nebulization transdermally treats the lung tissues
allowing for best effect on contaminated lung tissues.
mercury, detoxification and chelation of radioactive
poisons use the same pathways as mercury
Consume sulfur rich foods
garlic, onions and the
cruciferous vegetables
(broccoli, kale, collards,
cabbage, cauliflower,
watercress, etc.).

39.  phytochemical = protect cells from
damage.
 fruit and vegetable juices are good
sources of the traditional nutrients.
Citrus fruits (grapefruit, oranges, etc.)
provide healthy portions of vitamin C
 Carrot juice contains large quantities of
vitamin A, in the form of beta carotene.
 green juices are a good source of
vitamin E.
 Fruit juices are a good source of
essential minerals like iron, copper,
potassium, sodium, iodine, and
magnesium,

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