What about the Fort Calhoun, Nebraska Nuke plant Level 4 Emergency?

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US orders news blackout over crippled Nebraska Nuclear Plant: report

"A shocking report prepared by Russia’s Federal Atomic Energy Agency (FAAE) on information provided to them by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) states that the Obama regime has ordered a “total and complete” news blackout relating to any information regarding the near catastrophic meltdown of the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Power Plant located in Nebraska.

"According to this report, the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Plant suffered a “catastrophic loss of cooling” to one of its idle spent fuel rod pools on 7 June after this plant was deluged with water caused by the historic flooding of the Missouri River which resulted in a fire causing the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) to issue a “no-fly ban” over the area.

"Located about 20 minutes outside downtown Omaha, the largest city in Nebraska, the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Plant is owned by Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) who on their website denies their plant is at a “Level 4” emergency by stating: “This terminology is not accurate, and is not how emergencies at nuclear power plants are classified.”

"Russian atomic scientists in this FAAE report, however, say that this OPPD statement is an “outright falsehood” as all nuclear plants in the world operate under the guidelines of the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale (INES) which clearly states the “events” occurring at the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Power Plant do, indeed, put it in the “Level 4” emergency category of an “accident with local consequences” thus making this one of the worst nuclear accidents in US history.

"Though this report confirms independent readings in the United States of “negligible release of nuclear gasses” related to this accident it warns that by the Obama regimes censoring of this event for “political purposes” it risks a “serious blowback” from the American public should they gain knowledge of this being hidden from them."

http://nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-...t-over-crippled-Nebraska-Nuclear-Plant-report
 
Isn't Cooper plant more serious?

NRC: “Two Feet of Water” at Fort Calhoun But Nuke PLant Still “Safe”

While insisting that Nebraska’s two nuclear power plants remain safe in the face of record flooding from the Missouri River, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on Wednesday issued a statement noting among other things “two feet of water” onsite in many areas of the Fort Calhoun plant which is 19 miles north of Omaha.

The NRC says it has upped its around the clock coverage at Fort Calhoun which is operated by the Omaha Public Power District. In addition to the two resident inspectors “three more inspectors and a branch chief” are now at the plant along with satellite phones for key workers and extra food and water.

Fort Calhoun and the Nebraska Public Power District’s (NPPD) Cooper Nuclear Station in Brownville, which is 70 miles from both Omaha and Lincoln, remain under what are known as “Unusual Event” declarations, the NRC’s lowest emergency level.

As of Wednesday the river remained two feet from forcing NPPD to declare an “Alert” and shut the reactor down. Earlier this week a Cooper spokesman told Nebraska Watchdog a shutdown would occur over a period of 4-10 hours although it could occur “within three seconds” if necessary. The spokesman insists that there is no fear of a meltdown because Cooper “would be operating with power from off-site sources that would run the pumps and other equipment necessary to keep the reactor and spent fuel storage facility with cooling water.”

Fort Calhoun shut down for a refueling outage on April 7 and OPPD has decided not to restart the plant until the Missouri’s flood waters back-off.

http://missouri-news.org/midwest-ne...t-fort-calhoun-but-nuke-plant-still-safe/6256

NRC tracking flooding at two Nebraska nuclear power plants

(Reuters) - The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) said Wednesday it was closely monitoring conditions along the Missouri River, where floodwaters were rising at Nebraska Public Power District's Cooper Nuclear Station and Omaha Public Power District's Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant in Nebraska.

"Cooper is operating at full power. Fort Calhoun shut down for a refueling outage on April 7 and operators have decided not to restart the plant until flood waters recede," the release said.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/22/us-utilities-nrc-flood-nebraska-idUSTRE75L7L020110622

Flood waters surrounding Nebraska nuke plants concerning, but not yet critical

http://iowaindependent.com/57641/fl...a-nuke-plants-concerning-but-not-yet-critical

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Certainly looks like an effective news blackout to me. :rolleyes:
 
Check who is responsible for the security.

Fukushima, Japan is Magna BSP (Israel/Mossad).
 
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