well for more let's turn to harvey wasserman he's a longtime anti-nuclear activists the editor of free dot org harvey thank you so much for being here now i know that you're more experienced in the specific specific issue of nuclear energy and sort of fighting to prevent disasters like for example fukushima from taking place ask someone who has spent such a long time blowing the whistle on potential dangers what do you think is to blame is it a lack of foresight by political leaders or is it corporate interests or what's really behind this i think there are two basic words that come to mind arrogance and greed i was in in fukushima actually in japan in the night midnight and seventy's the nuclear industry was warned that look your building needs on earthquake frogs the tsunami is a japanese word you had tsunamis at the site in fact i spoke with someone today who lived in the area and as a child experience that tsunami there's no there's no surprise here but for some reason corporate and government leaders believe that these things won't happen to them and so it's incumbent on activists

above ground testino the french test in the pacific in this last minute we have well harvey wasserman a new fried out or just put out an essay today comparing the oceanic contamination from chernobyl the fukushima granted turn nobilis inland it's not directly on the ocean levels ten times turn knoebels radioactivity in the sea so his question was is this kind of times chernobyl radioactive poisoning of the ocean and those currents come right to the u.s. west coast that tuna migrate the salmon migrate from japan to the u.s. let alone imports from that part of the world here the fish swim here they're coming here they're contaminated very likely the food chain is contam. needed at this point in time to become vegetarian. through the well a lot of vegetables are contaminated there's that gallows humor i you know i guess this is so bad that for some people the only response is to try to figure out. that when there's like just very quickly question it we're out of time but a very quick question what can we as citizens to to to shake up our regulatory agency to get some real information but