Excerpts from an Interview with Professor Robert Jacobs, Hiroshima - TopicsExpress

Excerpts from an Interview with Professor Robert Jacobs, Hiroshima City University, Nov. 27, 2013: I see the catastrophe as absolutely horrifying and ongoing. There is no discernible end in sight to this tragedy, radiation will continue to seep into the Pacific Ocean for decades... These toxins will remain dangerous for hundreds of generations and will disperse throughout the planet... the sickness and contamination resulting from the disaster will last for hundreds [of generations... they knew that there had been a full meltdown on the first day of the disaster, and three full meltdowns by the third day, they denied this for almost three months... fuel has melted and is now located somewhere unknown beneath the reactor building...

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