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2010 to 2019 - INES, NAMS and other events
The government and the operator TEPCO do not have the situation under control. The destroyed reactors cannot be entered, and radioactive water contaminates groundwater and the Pacific Ocean. This must be kept in mind in order to be able to assess the degree of irresponsibility of the Japanese government in its decision to use nuclear power plants that were shut down after the GAU against the...
Newsletter XXVIII 2023 - July 9-15 - News+ Bulgaria wants to sell Russian reactors to Ukraine
Only heat records from June 2023 will be surpassed in July The heat records are falling: June 2023 was the warmest in the world since weather records began and ocean temperatures have also reached new record values. But in the coming days it could get even hotter in Europe - with temperatures reaching almost 50 degrees in the Mediterranean, according to the ESA and the...
Newsletter XXV 2023 - June 18th to 24th - News+ US war machine: Many knew, only he disagreed
Expanding the dead zones: When the seas boil Energy and climate – compact: The sea around Great Britain is currently four degrees warmer than usual. There is a heat wave in the oceans worldwide. When fish suffocate. [...] The maps from the Climate Reanalyzer at the University of Maine in the USA, which represent a compilation of daily weather data, show for large parts of the world's oceans...
Newsletter XXIII 2023 - June 4th to 10th - News+ Politics with poison, hate speech and propaganda
by country Millstone is the only nuclear power plant in the US state of Connecticut. It is located on a former quarry, after which it is named, on Niantic Bay of the Atlantic Ocean in the city of Waterford. It consists of three reactors, one decommissioned boiling water reactor and two active pressurized water reactor units... Translated with https://www.DeepL.com/Translator...
too opaque. The negative consequences of the sharp increase in plastic production since the middle of the last century are undisputed. Plastic waste pollutes soils, rivers, lakes, oceans and the air and only decomposes very slowly. Microplastics in the human body pose health risks. And the production of plastics, which is currently around 400 million worldwide...
Newsletter XIX 2023 - May 7-13 - News+ Is the West turning Ukraine into a nuclear battlefield?
exercise his right of veto. The radioactive substance is phosphogypsum. It is a byproduct of the phosphate industry and contains toxic and radioactive components... * Ocean Temperature | Ecosystem | Greenhouse effect Studies on ocean heating: 3,6 billion atomic bombs into the sea The greenhouse effect releases a lot of heat into the oceans. This is why they heat up so much...
considered separately. In doing so, they condition and reinforce each other. Researchers are calling for a rethink. Throughout history, humans have changed around 75 percent of the Earth's land surface and 66 percent of its ocean areas. This has led, among other things, to 80 percent of naturally occurring mammals and 50 percent of plants being lost and more species...
sein, angeheizt durch den immerwährenden Glauben, dass die Zerstörung, die man in Gang setzt, befördert oder provoziert, weit weg von den eigenen Grenzen stattfindet, da das Land durch zwei große Ozeane geschützt ist... Aktuelles+ Hintergrundwissen *** Aktuelles+ ** Schweiz | Ampel Klima | CO2-Emissionen | CO2 Entnahme | CO2 Preis Ampel-Klima, Vorbild Schweiz und die bessere Alternative zu...
Newsletter XIV 2023 - April 2-8 - News+ Wars and School Massacres: The Cancer of Dehumanization
latest of the many severe weather disasters that hit the United States every year. What is that actually about? The United States is the world's punching ball when it comes to severe storms. Two oceans, the Gulf of Mexico, the Rocky Mountains, peninsulas jutting into the water like Florida, clashing storm fronts and the jet stream - it all combines into a nasty brew that...
by 2021. [...] The earth has already become an average of 1,2 degrees warmer due to human greenhouse gases. The air on land warms up faster than that on the surface of oceans, which absorb a lot of heat. In Germany it has now become 1,7 degrees warmer. * France | Drought | Rivers dry Drought in large parts of the country Winter drought...
Low: The long-stable sea ice around Antarctica has reached a new record minimum this year. At the beginning of February 2023, only 2,2 million square kilometers of the Southern Ocean were still covered by sea ice - such a low value has never been documented since satellite measurements began 40 years ago. This means that ice melting, which has accelerated significantly in recent years, continues...
Newsletter VI 2023 - February 5th to 11th - News+ War is peace, peace is war
verwickelt waren. Vor allem in den 1950er und 1960er Jahren mussten viele Waffen bei Notlandungen von Bombern abgeworfen werden. Manche der Waffen wurden nie wieder gefunden, weil sie in den Ozeanen abgeworfen (aber nicht gezündet) wurden. Nach Schätzungen von Greenpeace gingen etwa 50 Atombomben verloren. Elf Bomben vermissen die USA offiziell. Radioaktive Verseuchung wurde in mehreren Fällen...
Newsletter II 2023 - January 8th to 14th - News+ We have already won
die Pläne der Regierung geben, so ist weit und breit kein Energieunternehmen in Sicht, das das Risiko eingehen würde, einen künftigen AKW-Neubau auch nur zu planen... * Klimawandel | Temperatur | Ozean | Hitzerekord Ozeane brechen erneut Wärmerekord Weltmeere speicherten im Jahr 2022 mehr Wärme als jemals zuvor Die Ozeane haben einen neuen Hitzerekord erreicht – sie sind wärmer als jemals zuvor...
Newsletter I 2023 - January 1st to 7th - News+ Where Are the Peacemakers?
und die Attributionsanalysen zufolge ohne den Klimawandel so nicht möglich gewesen wäre. In vielen Regionen sorgten zudem Starkregen und regenreiche Stürme für schwere Überschwemmungen. Die Ozeane und auch die Nord- und Ostsee erreichte 2022 ebenfalls neue Wärmerekorde... * Assange | Whistleblower | Pressefreiheit US-Präsident Biden, lassen Sie die Klage gegen Julian Assange fallen!...
unter anderem die natürlichen Kohlenstoffspeicher, etwa durch verschwindende Moore oder Wälder, entzogen werden. Derzeit sind weltweit weniger als 17 Prozent der Landflächen und acht Prozent der Ozeane Schutzgebiete. Hier ist zwar die biologische Vielfalt zumindest theoretisch vor Ausbeutung, Verschmutzung oder Abholzung sicher - nicht aber vor den Auswirkungen des Klimawandels, der durch...
* Trinkwasser | Meerwasserentsalzung | Trockenheit Mit Hochdruck gegen den Wassermangel Mangel an Trinkwasser bedroht immer mehr Regionen der Welt. Entsalzungsanlagen sollen für Nachschub aus den Ozeanen sorgen. Neue und verbesserte Technologien helfen dabei.... Die zunehmende Erderwärmung und immer häufiger auftretende Dürren werden nach Expertenangaben dazu führen, dass schon 2030 weltweit...
Newsletter XLII 2022 - October 23rd to 27th - News+ The fairy tale with primary energy consumption
untersuchten „Vitalzeichen“ unseres Planeten nie zuvor gemessenen Extremwerte erreicht. Dazu gehören neben rekordträchtigen CO2- und Methan-Werten, dem Verlust von Wäldern oder der Erwärmung der Ozeane auch die immer drastischer werdenden Wetterextreme. Es ist nicht das erste Mal, dass Wissenschaftler weltweit eine dringliche Warnung aussprechen: Schon 1992 – vor 30 Jahren – erschien ein...
jemals war. In den letzten 90 Jahren haben wir Menschen unfassbar viele Megatonnen dieses strahlenden Materials produziert. Mehrere Tonnen dieses Teufelszeugs wurden bereits als Atommüll in die Ozeane verklappt, und die giftigste aller Substanzen, Plutonium, wurde in mehr als 2000 Atomtests erfolgreich in der Atmosphäre verteilt. Dieser Wahnsinn muss ein für alle Mal gestoppt werden. Aber eines...
USA to ensure the shortest possible reaction time in the event of a nuclear war. On October 3, 1986, one of the rockets detonated in its silo around 680 nautical miles northeast of the Bermuda Islands in the Atlantic Ocean, filling the rocket room with water. The K-219 then surfaced and floated on the surface for three days. On October 6th the submarine finally sank...
Newsletter XXII 2022 - May 27th to 31st - News+ The nuclear lobby is stepping on the gas again
from ntv, the lead author of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's sixth assessment report reports on several methods with which this is possible: ecosystem-based such as reforestation with limited potential; ocean-based with still unclear side effects; technological ones that are still very expensive. If we fully exploit all possibilities, we will make the fight against climate change much easier, says...
