Tokyo Electric Power, operator of the damaged Fukushima nuclear facility,   discharged 11,500 tons of untreated water into the Pacific Ocean .  That was way back on 5 April 2011, almost a month after that   Great Tohoku Earthquake, Tsunami and Nuclear Cataclysm .  That chart is NOAA's accounting of where this radioactive fluid went two years later. Wikipedia   reported on the most recent discharge of radioactive water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant: Discharge of radioactive water of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant   into the   Pacific Ocean   began on 24 August 2023, following the   Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster   triggered by the   2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami   on 11 March 2011 in Japan. Due to the massive tsunami that disabled the cooling systems at the nuclear plant, three reactors experienced meltdowns, leaving behind melted fuel debris. Water used subsequently to cool the debris became contaminated with radioactive   nuclides . [3]   The m

Who is  Christopher Eubanks ?   Before I articulate on my reminiscent subject of the day, I would like to start with my accidentally watching a Wimbledon match just a point away from completion.  Someone named Eubanks was leading #5-rated Tsitsipas.   Don't know either one, but Eubanks happens to be a 6'7" 27-year old American tennis player who was rated #159 in the world a year ago.  He's done well this year, and came into Wimbledon at #36, and won this match to make it into the quarterfinals ( one of eight ).  He was coached by his father until 13. There actually were two Americans this year in the top ten:  Taylor Fritz ( #9 ) and Frances Tiafoe  (#10 ), both 25-years old.  Then there were also #16 Tommy Paul, #22 Sebastian Korda and #32 Ben Shelton.  They're all now out of the tournament.  I don't follow tennis, and also never heard of any of them. Madison Keys  yesterday beat 16-year old Mirra Andreeva to make the Women's quarterfinals.  Thus, two Amer