TEPCO - A question concerning November, 2016 Fukushima earthquake & tsunami

What happened to those bags of nuclear waste stored outside of the Fukushima nuclear plant from the 2011 disaster?

We need to talk. There is no such thing as man's safe use of nuclear energy consciously controlled by man. From Hiroshima to Fukushima II, we must shift to the ways of wisdom. The problem is not just in Japan who did not ask for this nuclear nightmare. Hemp was a major crop in Japan in before the horrors of WW II. It is time to bring it back to help us solve our nuclear crisis, i.e. phytoremediate the land, entomb the nuclear plants using 3d printing.

Despite the lies of the new USA president "Heil Trump" climate change is much more than weather. Nuclear radiation readings are part of our environment. Algae blooms and fracking are affecting our environment. Neither are weather. 

Let's solve this now.

When Dr. Martin Luther King was born in 1929 nuclear power was a remote scientific concept. Now we have a president who brings a former head of Exxon into the White House to accelerate the genocide.  

It is up to us to be wise. Our ancestors as well as our future are depending on us to provide for at least seven generations ahead. Greed is not the right way to go. Together we can do better.

Help Folks Still Affected By Katrina, the Survivors

There is another great webeo posted on Katrina Survivors that I could not get to run on this page posted at http://therealnews.com/t/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=74&jumival=1508&updaterx=2008-05-19+23%3A50%3A30

All these years later and many people are still suffering from the environmental disaster called Katrina. The government still does not have a clue how may folks really died as a result of that storm.

I urge those running for the office of President of the United States, Senators Obama, Clinton, McCain and others, to address the situation the folks dealing with the aftermath of Katrina and help them get back on their feet. Based on results, this is a group of Katrina Survivors. They have a lot to teach the rest of us.

A hemped society would help with everything from the projected medical problems resulting from toxic exposure to the trailers and other environmental problems, to building affordable housing using hemp materials, to helping folks replace toxic wardrobes and fixtures with hemp material, and let's not forget the boom it would add to the local economy if the NOLA bar scene could add hemp smoking parlors. All could add an economic boom to the area and bring homeless people off the streets.