In a report published by the USGS, the government has finally confirmed that some nuclear fallout from Japan did indeed reach the United States. While the study fails to mention if any long-term health effects will be felt, or if the problem continues to exist, it does say that other organizations have determined the radiation
[continue reading...]
by: The Firearm Blog The BATFE have published a list of the top countries which exported firearms to the USA and how many gun were imported from them. Most of these countries have only one, two or three major firearm manufacturers, so it is not hard to figure out how many guns these manufactures exported.
[continue reading...]
(NaturalNews) The Japanese people simply cannot catch a break, as yet another massive natural disaster has severely ravaged many portions of western and central Japan, and dumped heavy amounts of rain on areas in the northeast, including near the crippled Fukushima nuclear facility. The equivalent of a category 4 hurricane in terms of its power
[continue reading...]
Saudi Arabia the worlds leading producer of oil is looking to renewable energy. That is right you are hearing me right. This is a county that has gas prices as low as 45 cents a gallon. Why then are they looking at alternative energy sources? Saudi Arabia is in the process of developing its domestic
[continue reading...]
The scale of Japan’s March 11 earthquake and tsunami wasn’t the only thing that surprised geologists. The 9.0 earthquake in Japan — the fourth most powerful quake ever recorded — also caused an unusually severe and widespread shift in soil through liquefaction, a new study suggests. Near coastlines, harbors and rivers, earthquakes can make the wet, sandy
[continue reading...]
On December 19, 1973, American late night talk show host Johnny Carson made a joke that had some far-reaching unintended consequences. In his opening monologue, he quipped: “You know what’s disappearing from the supermarket shelves? Toilet paper. There’s an acute shortage of toilet paper in the United States.” The next morning tens of millions of
[continue reading...]
Listen to internet radio with Preparedness Radio on Blog Talk RadioThe BFTCBear Flag Trading Co. www.bearflagtrading.com and Dr. PrepperOne who prepares have a conversation on the effects of disasters on your preparedness. Check it out! http://www.blogtalkradio.com/doctorprepper/2011/03/24/doctor-prepperOne who prepares-show-03-24-2011
Parents in Tokyo have been told that the city’s tap water is not safe for babies to drink after radiation from Japan’s earthquake-hit nuclear plant affected the capital’s water supply. Some samples contained more than double the legal limit of the hazardous substance radioactive iodine. The discovery increases fears of food and water safety nearly
[continue reading...]
Japan’s agriculture ministry issued a warning of an expected tightening of the food supply-demand balance in the country. The ministry said the country, badly hit by the devastating quake and tsunami may be significantly affected due to its low food self-sufficiency. The ministry added that if food imports become impossible, households will be unable to
[continue reading...]
The third reactor meltdown in Japan, What does that mean for the U.S.? According to my sources in the nuclear industry, the West Coast should not be affected by the meltdown in Japan. However that is if the information out of Japan is correct and complete. Is there any additional information that we may need. At this point I am trusting
[continue reading...]
