Dear Friends,

When a major accident occurs, it is important for people to be informed, particularly if they live close to the area. Many of us remember what happened in Chernobyl in 1986, when we were reassured instead of being told the truth and the exact extent of the disaster, which was only known a couple of months later.

After 11 March and the terrible earthquake and tsunami which shook Japan, the Fukushima plant shows us that nothing has really changed in 25 years!

In reality, information is not being passed on to us on time. In the beginning, they tried to assure us that the technicians were in control of the situation at the reactors until we saw images on TV of an explosion, after the continued degradation of facilities had been announced little by little, in order to give us time to get used to it.

At the end of May, TEPCO (the operator of the plant) officially acknowledged that there was a meltdown at reactors 1, 2 and 3 and that the marine ecosystem was affected by the discharge of contaminated water into the Pacific Ocean!

Almost 3 months after the disaster, it has not even featured on the front page of newspapers, an extraordinary and worrying demonstration of the capacity of the nuclear industry to control the spread of information. What a pity that at Chernobyl and Fukushima, they have not been able to control the spread of radioactivity …

So, in order to help us not to forget the dangers of atomic energy, www.CyberDodo.org is organising a new tournament until 19 June.

We are relying on you to talk to your children, your family, your friends, your children teachers, etc, so that the consequences of nuclear disasters are no longer measured in years, but in centuries and millennia.

Do we have the right to endanger so many future generations?

P.S: If you would like to join the team of CyberDodo activists in your district, town, company or countries, simply send us a message at contact (at) cyberdodo.com

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