March 27, 2011

Arnie Gundersen on American Morning Discussing the Failed Attempt to Cool the Spent Fuel Pool at Fukushima

March 27, 2011/ Arnie Gundersen

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Gundersen discusses the failed attempts to cool the spent fuel rod pools by dropping water from helicopters. He also talks about radiation exposure levels faced by the Fukushima workers.

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Arnie Gundersen on American Morning Discussing the Failed Attempt to Cool the Spent Fuel Pool at Fukushima

About This Video:

Nuclear Energy, Reactor and Radiation Facts

Shut Down the Nuke Smokescreen!

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