Mid-Summer Snow In New Zealand

- Snow falling in South Island (New Zealand Herald, Jan. 22, 2012): Mid-Summer snow is falling and settling on Porters Pass this afternoon in the South Island, along with hail and other winter conditions on Arthurs Pass reports WeatherWatch.co.nz. WeatherWatch.co.nz’s West Coast reporter, Andy Thompson, says traffic is heavier than usual and describes the current [...] continue reading world news

NHK (Government, TEPCO) Cover-Up Exposed: March 12, 2011 News: ‘Reactor 1 Fuel Rods Are Exposed…’ – ‘Oops, We’re Not Supposed to Say That…’ (Video)

- March 12, 2011 NHK News at Noon: “Reactor 1 Fuel Rods Are Exposed…” – “Oops, We’re Not Supposed to Say That…” (EX-SKF, Jan. 22, 2012): After the announcer read the news about the fuel rods in Reactor 1 getting exposed and the situation becoming very dangerous, someone in the background said “Hey we’re not [...] continue reading world news

An Arctic Ribbon Seal Appears In Seattle

From the article: “The Seattle ribbon seal’s story is unknown, but one could be forgiven for thinking it a harbinger of things to come. This week, cold winds from Alaska helped create a record winter storm in Seattle, slamming the metro area with 4 to 8 inches (10 to 20 centimeters) of snow.” - Rare [...] continue reading world news

Severe Cold Wave Hits Southern India With Lowest Temperatures In More Than 100 Years

- Cold wave claims 15 lives in Andhra Pradesh (Times of India, Jan. 17, 2012) - Cold wave claims 15 lives in southern India (New Kerala, Jan. 17, 2012): NEW DELHI : At least fifteen people have died this week as a severe cold wave hits southern India, the Times of India reported on Tuesday. [...] continue reading world news

Very High Levels Of Radiation Detected In Osaka Bay Soil (More Than 550 Km Away From Fukushima Meltdowns)

Google translation: -  Cesium 9,686 Bq / kg soil in Osaka Bay seabed emergency essentials – ? ? 1 / 14, strontium-90 detected! (Jan. 14, 2012): Cesium 9,686 Bq / kg soil in Osaka Bay seabed emergency essentials – ? ? 1 / 14, strontium-90 detected! - Detected 9,686 Bq / kg in radionuclide analysis [...] continue reading world news

Prof. Dr. Chris Busby: ‘You Shouldn’t Go On A Business Trip To Japan’ – ‘Get Out Of Japan’ – ‘Run!’ – ‘I Would Get Out Of Tokyo’ (Video)

Prof. Hayakawa of Gunma University: ‘If you don’t educate yourself now and fast, you’ll die.’ YouTube Added: 13.01.2012 Description: 12/20 ??????????????! ????????? ?????? Dr.Busby on Sky TV: Fallujah, Fukushima and Radiation from “One Step Beyond” ??&???Theo Chalmers / Guest : Dr. Chris Busby ??????Jo2Rayden? 1.???????????? ????IAEA?????????????????????????????????????????????????BBC????????????????????­????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????100km?????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????3,000?????????100km??100­???????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????”??????????”???????????????????????­3???”????”???????????????????????????????????????????????3???”???”??????????? ?MOX???????????????????????????????????????????????MOX???????????”???”??????????­YOUTUBE???????3?????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????”??????”????????????????­?????????????? ??????????????????”???”?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????­????????????????????? ?????????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????100,000Bq/kg/m­2??????????? http://www.rri.kyoto-u.ac.jp/NSRG/tyt2004/tondel.pdf [...] continue reading world news

Snow Chaos: Heaviest Snowfalls In Alps In 30 years – European Ski Resorts In ‘Lockdown’

A resident in Ischgl, Austria, contemplates the enormous task of clearing the snow from his roof More pictures and video here: - European ski resorts in ‘lockdown’ after freak snowfalls cut road, rail and air links (Daily Mail, Jan. 11, 2012): Many have become stranded since the weekend because of the heaviest snowfalls in Alps [...] continue reading world news