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Will the 6000 Fukushima radioactive clean-up workers ever get the promised danger pay?
Nuclear workers kept in dark on Fukushima hazard pay 25 CNBC Reuters 7 Oct 2014 Almost a year after Japan pledged to double hazard pay at the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant, workers are still in the dark about how much extra they are getting paid, if anything, for cleaning up the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl.
Under pressure to improve working conditions at Fukushima after a series of radioactive water leaks last year, Tokyo Electric Power Co President Naomi Hirose promised in November to double the hazard pay the utility allocates to its subcontractors for plant workers. That would have increased the amount each worker at the nuclear facility is supposed to earn to about $180 a day in hazard pay.
Only one of the more than three dozen workers interviewed by Reuters from July through September said he received the full hazard pay increase promised by Tepco. Some workers said they got nothing. In cases where payslips detailed a hazard allowance, the amounts ranged from $36 to about $90 a day – at best half of what Hirose promised.
In some instances, workers said they were told they would be paid a hazard bonus based on how much radiation they absorb – an incentive to take additional risks at a dangerous work site…….
Tepco still relies on some 800 mostly small contractors to provide workers for the cleanup after the tsunami that swamped the plant on March 11, 2011 sparked meltdowns at three reactors. Subcontractors provide almost all of the 6,000 workers now employed at the plant. Tokyo Electric employs only about 250 on its own payroll at the facility.
The workforce at Fukushima has almost doubled over the past year, mostly as part of an effort to protect groundwater from being contaminated and to store water that comes in contact with melted fuel in the reactor buildings.
Some of the workers who arrived recently at the plant have been building bunkers to store highly radioactive sludge, which is a by-product of the process whereby contaminated water is treated. Others are installing equipment to freeze a ring of earth around four reactors at Fukushima to keep water from reaching the melted cores, an unprecedented effort directed by Kajima and expected to cost nearly $300 million.
Kazumitsu Nawata, a professor in the University of Tokyo's department of technology who has researched conditions inside Fukushima, said that if workers do not receive pay that is commensurate with the risks they are taking, they will ultimately look elsewhere for employment. If more experienced workers leave for safer jobs in Tokyo where constructionprojects are accelerating ahead of the 2020 Olympic Games, it will also increase the likelihood of accidents at the plant, Nawata said in an interview.
"Until now, we have relied heavily on the goodwill of workers. But it's already been three years since the accident. This is no longer sustainable," he said. http://www.cnbc.com/id/102068504#.
USA's Airforce to give nuclear officers a special high pay rate
AF approves special pay for nuclear career fields, US AirForce, October 02, 2014 WASHINGTON (AFNS) –
Assignment incentive pay and special duty assignment pay for select total force nuclear career fields became effective Oct. 1, following Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James' recent announcement.
"The purpose of these special pays is to incentivize Airmen to volunteer for and perform duties in a particular career field, location and/or special assignment where the scope of responsibility and required skills exceed those of other Airmen in the same career field and rank," said Brig. Gen. Brian Kelly, director of force management policy.
Select officers and enlisted members serving in eleven nuclear career fields and assignment areas will receive between $75 and $300 per month. Nuclear careers fields selected for these special pays include enlisted service members assigned to command post, nuclear aircraft maintenance, security forces, missile maintenance, aircraft armament systems, nuclear weapons and support personnel who deploy to the ICBM complex. Missile launch, security forces and missile maintenance officers will be eligible to receive special pays as well……..http://www.af.mil/News/ArticleDisplay/tabid/223/Article/503220/af-approves-special-pay-for-nuclear-career-fields.aspx
Secrecy and poor labour conditions at Fukushima nuclear plant
Fukushima Worker: "All sorts of troubles going on in plant"; Officials won't tell public what really happens — People should worry, it's not under control — Employees wear disguises over fear of retaliation — Reporter: Tour of plant "was very strange… feels completely dead… not many people" (VIDEO) http://enenews.com/fukushima-worker-all-sorts-troubles-going-inside-plant-officials-arent-disclosing-problems-public-im-concerned-safety-employees-wear-disguises-fear-retaliation-plant-control-people-be-worried-vi?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ENENews+%28Energy+News%29
NHK, Sept. 24, 2014 (at 2:15 in): [A Fukushima Daiichi worker's attorney] warns that the current system could endanger the entire decommissioning process… "Tepco should be held accountable for turning a blind eye. It needs to improve labor conditions, otherwise the situation will make it impossible to secure enough workers to deal with the nuclear accident." >>Watch the video here
The Guardian, Sept. 9, 2014 (emphasis added):Fukushima fallout continues… [There's an] unprecedented attempt by four Fukushima Daiichi workers to sue the utility for unpaid wages… [T]he four men… wore masks in court for fear of reprisals from their employers… "A year ago, the prime minister told the world that Fukushima was under control. But that's not the case," Tsuguo Hirota told Reuters… "It's becoming a place for amateurs only, and that has to worry anyone who lives near the plant."… "My health could suffer… I believe there are many people who can't speak out about this kind of problem," one of the workers told public broadcaster NHK.
Time Magazine correspondent Hannah Beech, Sept. 7, 2014: Just to get into the plant it –again — it's like a Hollywood movie… What was very strange about walking into this place is that it feels completely dead. You don't see that many people moving around. And those people that you do see, there's not a palpable sense of urgency, but you realize that the work that they're doing is so important. And they may not be getting the full of backing that they should to be able to do this. >> Full interview here
NPR, March 11, 2014: About 100 out of the 4,000 people working in the plant every day are TEPCO employees. The rest are subcontractors… Workers [are barred from] speaking to the media… I met a TEPCO worker who was on the job when the quake and tsunami hit… and talked in his car… on the condition that we not identify him and disguise his voice. He says it's well known at the plant that shoddy work is being done… Many problems inside the Fukushima plant go unreported… The worker says that the Japanese government now needs to step in and guarantee the welfare and safety of all the workers…
TEPCO employee at Fukushima Daiichi (at 2:45 in): I'm concerned about my safety… There are things they feel they don't have to disclose. There are all sorts of troubles going oninside the plant.
Full interview with the anonymous Fukushima worker here http://enenews.com/fukushima-worker-all-sorts-troubles-going-inside-plant-officials-arent-disclosing-problems-public-im-concerned-safety-employees-wear-disguises-fear-retaliation-plant-control-people-be-worried-vi?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ENENews+%28Energy+News%29
Reinstatement of nuclear whistleblower ordered by USA Feds
Feds Order Reinstatement of Nuclear Whistleblower abc news, SEATTLE — Aug 21, 2014 The U.S. Department of Labor has ordered a Hanford Nuclear Reservation contractor to reinstate a worker who the department says was fired for voicing concerns about nuclear and environmental safety, officials announced Wednesday.
Richland-based Washington River Protection Solutions, a subsidiary of URS Corporation and Energy Solutions, was also ordered to pay $220,000 in back wages and other expenses.
The company denies the allegations that the worker was fired in retaliation.
But the labor department said the contractor violated federal whistleblower provisions. The worker first blew the whistle on nuclear and environmental safety and permit and record-keeping violations in 2009, according to the labor department. The worker was fired two years later and unsuccessfully re-applied for the job in 2012. The reason for the initial firing was "poor performance."
"The people most able to identify hazards are often the workers who are threatened by them," Galen Lemke, the labor department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration acting regional administrator, said in a statement. "Employees must never be punished for sounding an alarm when they see a problem that could injure, sicken or kill someone, or harm the environment."…….http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/feds-order-reinstatement-nuclear-whistleblower-25063970
Renewabl eenergy providing 6.5 million jobs
Career in renewable energy? 6.5m jobs for grabs, Emirates 24/7 July 12, 2014 There may now be as many as 6.5 million direct and indirect jobs in renewable energy, according to updated data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena).
Earlier assessments had put the global estimate at 2.3 million jobs in 2008 (United Nations Environment Programme) and at 5 million jobs in 2012 (International Labour Organisation).
Although these estimates suggest a strong expansion in employment in renewable energy, the figures also represent successive efforts to broaden data collection across countries and sectors, reads the Worldwatch Institute's latest Vital Signs Online trend.
The overall upward trend in renewable energy jobs has been accompanied by considerable turmoil in some industries.
Nowhere are the upheavals more noticeable than in the solar photovoltaic (PV) sector, where intensified competition, massive overcapacities, and tumbling prices have caused a high degree of turbulence in the last two to three years, but they have also triggered a boom in installations.
Global PV employment is thought to have expanded from 1.4 million jobs in 2012 to as many as 2.3 million in 2013……….
All in all, available information suggests that renewable energy has grown to become a significant source of jobs. Rising labour productivity notwithstanding, the job numbers are likely to grow in coming decades as the world's energy system shifts toward low-carbon sources.
Solar PV has bypassed biofuels (ethanol and biodiesel) as the top renewable energy job generator……….http://www.emirates247.com/news/career-in-renewable-energy-6-5m-jobs-for-grabs-2014-07-12-1.556215
Exodus of nuclear workers from TEPCO
Stigmatized nuclear workers quit Japan utility. Bloomberg Business Week, By By Yuri Kageyama July 10, 2014 TOKYO (AP) — Stigma, pay cuts, and risk of radiation exposure are among the reasons why 3,000 employees have left the utility at the center of Japan's 2011 nuclear disaster. Now there's an additional factor: better paying jobs in the feel good solar energy industry.
Engineers and other employees at TEPCO, or Tokyo Electric Power Co., were once typical of Japan's corporate culture that is famous for prizing loyalty to a single company and lifetime employment with it. But the March 2011 tsunami that swamped the coastal Fukushima Dai-ichi plant, sending three reactors into meltdown, changed that.
TEPCO was widely criticized for being inadequately prepared for a tsunami despite Japan's long history of being hit by giant waves and for its confused response to the disaster. The public turned hostile toward the nuclear industry and TEPCO, or "Toh-den," as the Japanese say it, became a dirty word.
Only 134 people quit TEPCO the year before the disaster. The departures ballooned to 465 in 2011, another 712 in 2012 and 488 last year. Seventy percent of those leaving were younger than 40. When the company offered voluntary retirement for the first time earlier this year, some 1,151 workers applied for the 1,000 available redundancy packages.
The exodus, which has reduced staff to about 35,700 people, adds to the challenges of the ongoing work at Fukushima Dai-ichi to keep meltdowns under control, remove the fuel cores and safely decommission the reactors, which is expected to take decades……
The factors pushing workers out have piled up. The financial strain of the disaster has led to brutal salary cuts while ongoing problems at Fukushima, such as substantial leaks of irradiated water, have reinforced the image of a bumbling and irresponsible organization…….http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2014-07-10/stigmatized-nuclear-workers-quit-japan-utility
Solar energy in Japan attracting nuclear workers – for clean, safe, and better paid jobs
Stigmatized nuclear workers quit Japan utility. Bloomberg Business Week, By By Yuri Kageyama July 10, 2014 TOKYO (AP) —"………While TEPCO is out of favor with the public, the skills and experience of its employees that span the gamut of engineers, project managers, maintenance workers and construction and financial professionals, are not.
Energy industry experience is in particular demand as the development of solar and other green energy businesses is pushed along in Japan by generous government subsidies.
Currently the government pays solar plants 32 yen ($0.31) per kilowatt hour of energy. The so-called tariff for solar power varies by states and cities in the U.S., but they are as low as several cents. In Germany, it's about 15 cents.
Sean Travers, Japan president of EarthStream, a London-based recruitment company that specializes in energy jobs, has been scrambling to woo TEPCO employees as foreign companies do more clean energy business in Japan.
"TEPCO employees are very well trained and have excellent knowledge of how the Japanese energy sector works, making them very attractive," he said. Two top executives at U.S. solar companies doing business in Japan, First Solar director Karl Brutsaert and SunPower Japan director Takashi Sugihara, said they have interviewed former TEPCO employees for possible posts.
Besides their experience, knowledge of how the utility industry works and their contacts, with both private industry and government bureaucracy, are prized assets.
"It's about the human network and the TEPCO employees have all the contacts," said Travers, who says he has recruited about 20 people from TEPCO and is hoping to get more.
Yoshikawa, the former TEPCO maintenance worker, said he has received several offers for green-energy jobs that paid far better than his salary at TEPCO of 3 million yen ($30,000) a year.
Since September 2012, all TEPCO managers have had their salaries slashed by 30 percent, while workers in non-management positions had their pay reduced 20 percent. http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2014-07-10/stigmatized-nuclear-workers-quit-japan-utility
Impressive growth in renewable energy jobs
Jobs in Renewable Energy Expand in Turbulent Process http://www.investorideas.com/news/2014/renewable-energy/07031.asp New analysis examines global trends in employment in the renewable energy sector
Ideas get bigger when you share them… Washington, D.C. – July 3, 2014 (Investorideas.com renewable energy stocks newswire) There may now be as many as 6.5 million direct and indirect jobs in renewable energy, according to updated data from theInternational Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). Earlier assessments had put the global estimate at 2.3 million jobs in 2008 (United Nations Environment Programme) and at 5 million jobs in 2012 (International Labour Organization). Although these estimates suggest a strong expansion in employment in renewable energy, the figures also represent successive efforts to broaden data collection across countries and sectors, write Worldwatch Senior Researcher Michael Renner and IRENA's Rabia Ferroukhi, Arslan Khalid, and Alvaro Lopez-Peña in the Worldwatch Institute's latest Vital Signs Online trend (www.worldwatch.org).
The overall upward trend in renewable energy jobs has been accompanied by considerable turmoil in some industries. Nowhere are the upheavals more noticeable than in the solar photovoltaic (PV) sector, where intensified competition, massive overcapacities, and tumbling prices have caused a high degree of turbulence in the last two to three years, but they have also triggered a boom in installations. Global PV employment is thought to have expanded from 1.4 million jobs in 2012 to as many as 2.3 million in 2013.
Solar PV has bypassed biofuels (ethanol and biodiesel) as the top renewable energy job generator. Most of the 1.45 million biofuels jobs are found in the growing and harvesting of feedstock such as sugar cane, corn, or palm oil. This involves physically demanding manual work, and workers often contend with oppressive workplace conditions. Processing of the feedstock into fuels offers far fewer jobs, but the ones created are higher skilled and they pay better.
Employment in the next-largest renewables sector, wind power, is estimated to run to some 834,000 jobs. Uncertainty about the future direction of policies in several countries weakened job creation in this field in 2013, leading to a sharp drop in new installations in the United States and to weak markets in large parts of Europe and in India. In contrast, developments in China and Canada were more positive.
Countries that are home to half of the world's population-China, members of the European Union, Brazil, the United States, and India-account for the bulk of renewable energy employment: 5.8 million direct and indirect (supply chain) jobs out of 6.5 million worldwide.
Better information is necessary for a range of countries to generate a more complete and accurate renewable energy employment picture. Attention is also needed on the question of whether development of renewable energy leads to job loss elsewhere, including in the conventional energy industries.
All in all, available information suggests that renewable energy has grown to become a significant source of jobs. Rising labor productivity notwithstanding, the job numbers are likely to grow in coming decades as the world's energy system shifts toward low-carbon sources.
Country Highlights from the Report:
- China is the largest employer in the renewable energy sector. The latest estimates by the country's National Renewable Energy Center suggest almost 1.6 million jobs in the solar PV industry in 2013. Other major sources of renewables employment provide close to 1 million jobs.
- European Union member states had more than 1.2 million renewable energy jobs in 2012. Even though Germany suffered some job losses in 2013, the country remains the dominant renewable energy employer in Europe, with about 371,000 jobs. Spain's renewables sector has been hit hard by economic crisis and a series of adverse government policy changes. The country suffered a net loss of 23,700 jobs between 2008 and 2012, or 17 percent.
- In Brazil, renewable energy is largely synonymous with sugarcane-based ethanol. A factor of rising importance is the growing mechanization of sugarcane harvesting, which has brought the number of direct jobs down from 460,000 in 2006 to 331,000 in 2012, even as ethanol processing jobs increased.
- In the United States, the number of wind and ethanol jobs has fluctuated, but solar employment has been rising fast. In the wind sector, the stop-and-go nature of the U.S. Production Tax Credit has affected employment, with the 92 percent drop in new wind installations during 2013 resulting in a decline from 80,700 jobs in 2012 to 50,500 jobs in 2013. U.S. ethanol employment fell in 2012 because of rising feedstock prices, reduced yields due to drought, and lower demand, although conditions improved and employment stabilized in 2013. Solar employment was close to 143,000 jobs in 2013, a gain of 20 percent.
- In most other countries, the number of renewable energy jobs is still limited, and often there is simply no reliable information at all.
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Renewable energy employing 6.5 million people world wide
IRENA: 6.5 M People Employed in Renewable Energy Worldwide http://dailyfusion.net/2014/05/6-5-m-employed-in-renewable-energy-28962/ May 30, 2014 In 2013, approximately 6.5 million people were already employed in the renewable energy industry worldwide, a new study by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) reveals.
SEE ALSO: IRENA: Global Renewable Energy Share Can Double by 2030
"With 6.5 million people directly or indirectly employed in renewable energy, the sector is proving that it is no longer a niche, it has become a significant employer worldwide," said IRENA Director-General Adnan Z. Amin. "The insights into shifts along segments of the value-chain revealed in the report are crucial to developing policy that strengthens job growth in this important sector of the economy."
Renewable energy employment was shaped by regional shifts, industry realignments, growing competition and advances in technologies and manufacturing processes in 2013. The largest employers by country are China, Brazil, the United States, India, Germany, Spain and Bangladesh, while the largest employers by sector are solar photovoltaic, biofuels, wind, modern biomass and biogas.
Among other updates, the 6.5 million figure published in the annual review reflects growth in Chinese numbers, which can be attributed to a significant increase in annual installation and manufacturing activity and differences in the way employment figures are estimated. IRENA estimates a five-fold increase of solar PV installations in China from 2011 to 2013. Surging demand for solar PV in China and Japan has increased employment in the installation sector and eased some PV module over-supply concerns," said Rabia Ferroukhi, heading the Knowledge, Policy and Finance division at IRENA and lead author of the report. "Consequently some Chinese manufacturers are now adding capacity."
In the wind industry, China and Canada provided positive impulses while the outlook for the United States remains somewhat mixed because of political uncertainty. The offshore wind industry is still concentrated in Europe, particularly the United Kingdom and Germany.
The biofuels value chain provides the second largest number of renewable energy jobs after solar PV. The United States remains the largest biofuels producer, while Brazil remains the largest employer.
100,000 renewable energy jobs now in Britain
Renewable energy sector now supports over 100,000 UK jobs by ClickGreen staff. Published Wed 30 Apr 2014 The renewable energy industry has attracted nearly £30 billion of private sector investment since 2010, according to a new joint report published by the REA, Innovas and PwC.
The huge investment has enabled the industry to sustain over 100,000 jobs in 2013, generate turnover last year of £14 billion and deliver 4.2% of UK energy.
The report, REview – Renewable Energy View: 2014, builds on the REA's 2012 report Renewable Energy: Made in Britain, the first industry-wide analysis of employment in the UK renewable energy industry.
The 116-page paper is the most complete assessment to date of the UK renewable energy market and will be formally launched this evening by Energy Minister Greg Barker in the House of Commons.
REA Chief Executive Dr Nina Skorupska said the report should provide the Government with a reminder of learning from past mistakes and provide market stability.
She added: "This report highlights the close relationship between clear, stable policies and sustained growth and jobs in the renewable energy industry. The Government's renewable electricity policies have incentivised nearly £28 billion of private investment since 2010, achieving annual growth rates of over 20%. The world's first Renewable Heat Incentive is also beginning to spur positive growth in green heating. This is a tremendous success story.
"This positive message also comes with a warning. Drastic Feed-in Tariff cuts in 2011/12 led to widespread job losses in the solar industry, and the continued policy uncertainty for renewable transport has seen employment and investment opportunities in UK refineries go begging.
"Clear, stable policies create the investment, jobs and growth in renewables that the UK needs. We urge the Government to learn the lessons from past experiences, such as solar FITs and biofuels uncertainty, and engage closely with industry to resolve outstanding uncertainties, such as State Aid rules and the details of CfDs."
Analysis by the REA reveals that:
* Renewable electricity generation has grown steadily, increasing on average by 20.3% year-on-year between 2009 and 2013………
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Employment boost for South Africa due to renewable energy projects
Green energy IPPs create 14 000 jobs http://www.iol.co.za/business/companies/green-energy-ipps-create-14-000-jobs-1.1675332 April 14 2014 Independent power producers (IPPs) using renewable energy had created about 14 000 jobs over the past three years, Energy Minister Ben Martins said on Friday. "One of the imperatives of government is to ensure that all departments assist in job creation. Through the independent power producers programme, more than 14 000 have been created," Martins said following a summit with 61 IPPs. "At the meeting, we acknowledged and expressed appreciation of the fact that to date more than R100 billion has been invested into this particular sector." IPPs are entities which either own and or operate facilities that generate electric power. They then sell the power to a utility, central government buyer or to end users. The meeting was also attended by representatives of the Development Bank of Southern Africa, Eskom and the Public Investment Corporation. Diplomats representing Denmark, Spain, Germany, Norway, and the UK were also present at the Pretoria meeting. Martins said the IPP project had brought significant direct foreign investment. – Sapa
Over 800 laborers missing from Fukushima nuclear plant
KPFA in Japan: I've learned over 800 people have disappeared from Fukushima plant — "May have been killed or died during work" — "Gov't actually in business with the Yakuza" (AUDIO) http://enenews.com/kpfa-in-japan-ive-learned-over-800-people-missing-from-fukushima-plant-they-may-have-been-killed-or-died-during-work-govt-is-actually-in-business-with-the-yakuza-audio?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ENENews+%28Energy+News%29
KPFA Flashpoints, Mar. 10, 2014 (at 3:00 in):
Steve Zeltzer, reporting from Japan: One of the things I learned in Osaka from the president of the day laborers is that many of the day laborers being brought into the plant, they're not being registered and they're disappearing. There were over 800 day laborers who have disappeared from contact by the union, which means they may have been killed or died during work.
KPFA Flashpoints, Mar. 11, 2014 (at 4:00 in):
Zeltzer: The government now is in control of Tepco, which runs Fukushima plant, and they've allowed the use contract workers, through the Yakuza. So the government is actually in business with the Yakuza, allowing the Yakuza to bring in these workers, and we heard a report that many are not even being registered when they go into the plant so they're not entitled to health care and also when they get sick and over-doses you can't tell because they haven't been registered, these are the contract workers at the plant. […] These workers are basically being used as cannon fodder. Some of them are not only day laborers but also immigrant workers who are being used as well to clean up the plant.
Britain's nuclear project means opposition to EU renewables targets, and potential job losses
UK opposition to new EU green eenergy targets could risk 'half a million jobs' theguardian.com, Thursday 2 January 2014 Britain's demand to keep nuclear option open to reduce emissions will mean potential job losses, leaked report shows Adam Vaughan Over half a million new jobs over the next two decades could be at risk from the UK's opposition to new EU targets for green energy, according to a leaked official report from the European commission.
Since last spring, European countries have been battling over what new climate change targets should be set to follow the existing ones for greenhouse gas emissions, renewable energy and energy efficiency, which run out in 2020. The UK, along with the Czech Republic, is strongly opposed to setting a new renewable energy goal for 2030, favouring an overall target for greenhouse gas emissions instead – which would entail an ambitious cut of 50% on 1990 levels. They want countries to be allowed the freedom to reach the target as they choose to, for example by relying heavily on nuclear power.
Energy and climate secretary, Ed Davey, has said: "We need a technology neutral approach to how individual countries meet their emissions targets … we will therefore oppose a renewable energy target at an EU level as inflexible and unnecessary."
But a draft report, commissioned by the European commission on the impact of setting different targets and seen by the Guardian, says that including renewable energy and energy efficiency targets in addition to a greenhouse gas emissions target would create around 568,000 more jobs across Europe by 2030 than an emissions one alone. However, the cost of having renewable energy and efficiency targets would be 2.6% higher than with just an emissions target alone, the report notes.Germany, Denmark, Austria and Finland back a renewable energy target. A new energy efficiency target is considered unlikely.The wind industry said that not setting a renewable energy target would make it harder for developers to attract investment. ……
The new German government has already set a target of 40-45% of its electricity supply coming from renewable sources by 2025, higher than the 30-35% EU-wide target being discussed. By contrast, the UK has been one of the worst performers for share of energy generated by renewable sources, near the bottom of the European league table along with Malta and Luxembourg. http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/jan/02/uk-eu-renewables-targets
Navajos copped uranium pollution, now they're to do the clean-up
they always give the dirty jobs to indigenous people
NAU seeks Navajos for uranium cleanup training http://www.sunherald.com/2013/11/25/5146098/nau-seeks-navajos-for-uranium.html BY FELICIA FONSECA Associated PressNovember 25, 2013 FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. — Northern Arizona University is using federal grant money to address two of the most widespread problems on the Navajo Nation — unemployment and uranium contamination.
A $200,000 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will allow the school's Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals to train up to 40 people over three years to safely handle radioactive materials and to find a job in a place where the unemployment rate hovers around 50 percent.
About 4 million tons of uranium ore were mined from the reservation from 1944 to 1986 for wartime weapons, leaving a legacy of death and disease. Families still live among the contamination that the tribe and federal government are working toward cleaning up. The top priority is the former Northeast Church Rock Mine near Gallup, N.M. Continue reading
Japan's mafia gangs exploiting homeless people in Fukushima nuclear cleanup
TV: Mentally disabled are working at Fukushima Daiichi, says journalist — Many men forced to go to plant — Homeless treated like 'disposable people' (VIDEO) http://enenews.com/tv-journalist-says-theres-mentally-disabled-workers-at-fukushima-many-men-forced-to-work-at-plant-homeless-treated-like-disposable-people-video
Atomic Mafia? Yakuza cleans up Fukushima, neglects basic worker
RT News, , Nov. 20, 2013: Homeless men employed cleaning up the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant, including those brought in by Japan's yakuza gangsters, were not aware of the health risks they were taking and say their bosses treated them like "disposable people." […] While some workers voluntarily agreed to take jobs on the nuclear clean-up project, many others simply didn't have a choice […] many of the workers were brought into the nuclear plant by Japan's organized crime syndicates, the yakuza. […] Although a special task force to keep organized crime out of the nuclear clean-up project has been set up, investigators say they need first-hand reports from those forced to work by the yakuza […]
Anonymous former Fukushima worker: We were given no insurance for health risks, no radiation meters even. We were treated like nothing, like disposable people — promised things, and then kicked us out when we received a large radiation dose.
Tomohiko Suzuki, journalist who worked at Fukushima plant: The government called Tepco to take urgent action, Tepco relayed it to subcontractors — and they, eventually, as they had a shortage of available workers, called the Yakuza for help. […] They were given very general information about radiation and most were not even given radiation meters. They could have exposed themselves to large doses without even knowing it. Even the so-called Fukushima 50 […] at least three of them were enrolled by the yakuza.
Aleksey Yaroshevsky, RT: : There are 25% more openings for jobs at Fukushima plant than applicants, according to government data. Gaps filled, says Suzuki, by the homeless, the desperately unemployed and even those with mental disabilities. Watch the broadcast here
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Actinolite - One of my best meals in T.O.
Actinolite now offers a chef's pick for $75. This was a seven course tasting menu which the chef came out to the table and discussed with us if we had any preferences. There were 3 dishes we were keen on trying and they were worked into the tasting. The dishes in order were:
-buttermilk soup with hedgehog mushrooms
-italian leafy green salad with grapes, cheese and pine nuts
-seared shrimp with lamb tripe hache and smoked red pepper sauce
-trout with cauliflower and honey mushrooms
-gnocchi with porcini mushrooms and arugula
-ontario lamb chop and saddle with roasted vegetables
-grapefruit pavlova
These descriptions are brief and many dishes had a few more elements. All dishes were good to very good , and the trout, gnocchi, lamb and pavlova were outstanding. All the dishes came out hot, showcased a variety of textures, were cleaning presented, and offered a substantial portion of the focal ingredient. The dishes were lightly seasoned but never under seasoned and none of the dishes relied on the big flavours of garlic, onion or spices for impact. Overall there was a sense of delicacy without lacking depth.
I can't offer much in the way of criticism, granted some ingredients were repeated and artichoke was used on a couple of dishes, which can be a wine killer, but execution was flawless. Every dish seemed unique and independent of current trends.
Service was efficient and warm without being overly chatty or chummy. The wine pairing were generally good, with no duds, and served at the correct temperature, reds were slightly chilled. The room is beautiful and music was at an appropriate volume. The bill for two with wine pairings was $240 without tip. This meal is up there with the best I've had at George and the time Colborne Lane got things right.
re: happycamper
The wine list is short, my guess is 40 bottles. By the glass probably 5 whites, 5 reds. Since we chose to do a pairing, I didn't spend much time with the list.
re: TeacherFoodie
There were some outstanding dishes which were very memorable like the gnocchi or the lamb. But it was the experience as a whole which I enjoyed. Some dishes which at the moment seemed good but not memorable made more sense within the context of the whole meal.
I should have mentioned one other thing. The room was about 80-90% full on a Tuesday in January. This is a good sign, it also means make a reso.
I ate at Actinolite in December and had the same experience - one of the best meals I've ever had in Toronto.
re: katyenka
If veg version includes fish, then I imagine they could do it. I guess the best thing to do is call and ask.
re: Meggers12
They've done a lovely job creating a decor that feels classy but not stuffy. I would call it the higher end of casual chic. It's a really nice space that adds to the neighbourhood even when you're just walking or driving by.
re: katyenka
Thanks! Sounds lovely!
re: Meggers12
I actually found it a Jekyll & Hyde situation.
Early evening was exactly as you describe with mainly 'mature' diners. But as the evening wore on it became more casual - jeans and louder conversation, and a much younger crowd.
Having said that, it was a superb tasting menu and I just recommended it to someone in his mid-80's who wanted a recommendation for out-of-towners that was not too high -end.
re: ylsf
Our meal ended up getting delayed but I did go recently.
It was a good meal, I was full after the meal, I am trying to think how many courses there were, I think we had less courses. I was hoping for the gnocchi but we didn't get this served. Had soup, salad, fish, lamb, dessert (different versions than listed above, sounds like it changes up). I am trying to remember if there was something else.
There were 4 of us and they did something that I haven't seen before with a portioned out tasting menu. They served 2 of us one salad and 2 of us another salad. They did the same with the dessert. It was good to be able to try more of the menu that way but I wasn't expecting that.
I thought the service was great. We didn't do the wine pairing but ordered a wine that was recommended to go well with the tasting menu. Sorry I forget the name of it.
There was a large table reserved that didn't get seated until we were leaving so the sound levels were okay but I could see it being pretty loud if the restaurant is full.
Nice spot, I would definitely go back and order off the normal menu. In reality I don't have much reason to be in that area though so not sure when/if I will go back. I would definitely recommend it to people though.
The only thing I can't answer is the "value" of the tasting menu at $75. If we had received the same number of courses as OP I would have said yes but I am pretty sure we received less (we didn't receive a listing of the dishes and I now it isn't fresh in my memory). If you have a big appetite you will probably leave feeling hungry. That is in comparison to some other tasting/chef menus where I have felt way too stuffed... so, maybe it is a good thing that it is portioned out such that most people will feel "just right".
Meggers12, did you end up going?
Thanks for the OP and other recs. Was a nice find, my guests were wondering how I came across this place :)
My little secret!
EDIT - I just remembered that they served an in house prepared ham as well. Was on a bed of pickeled fennel/raddichio I think and with "Shaved" egg and there was a thinly slice peice of celeriac root as well.
And, the grapefruit pavlova was indeed excellent. I tried to make pavlova once but didn't turn out that great at all. Definitely makes me want to re-try making it!
re: ylsf
Yes - we did go, and I meant to write about it. We did the tasting menu for two of us, and did the wine pairing as well. We absolutely loved it - we have done tasting menus at Colborne Lane and George, and both agreed that this was one of the best meals we've had. The chef was fantastic - he came out to greet us beforehand and to talk about what we liked, didn't like, etc. and was great about answering any questions or explaining any of the dishes and how they were made along the way. We also were served the same dish for some courses, and different dishes for other courses. Six courses in total - two different salads for the first (kale/cheddar and blood orange), raw trout with sumac vinegar and oil for the second, a plate of smoked ham and potato for the third, oysters very lightly baked with farro and red currants and bacon for the fourth, a braised beef dish (delicious) for the fifth and then dessert - grapefruit pavlova (which was amazing) and brioche. The pairings were excellent as well - very diverse, which we really enjoyed but might not be for everyone. I think If you would prefer to stick to wines, though, they would be very accommodating. All went with the dish very well - we had some white, some red, an aperitif, a cider, and champagne. Most were from France, and were all very good. The service was great, the atmosphere was lovely...definitely would recommend!
Just an update - Actinolite has been getting even better (if that's possible).
My meal last night was the best yet - a foraged 'High Park' soup was sensational. And the Perch was one of the best (and simplest) preparations I've had in years.
Great ingredients expertly prepared (for the most part).
At the top of its game right now with the fresh Spring ingredients.
re: estufarian
We've been twice in the past week or so. I have to agree that this is a strong menu. The idea behind the soup is simple, "I want to put spring in a bowl", but when was the last time you've seen a similar dish, something that every chef should obviously be doing all the time? As mentioned above the perch was dead simple. We had it as part of the tasting menu. The skin was crispy, the flesh moist, and it sat on some spring vegetables with brown butter, nothing else. The beauty of the dish is that there is nothing to hide behind, it had what was needed and nothing else. There is no coloured oil, flavoured puree, crispy leeks, or multiple pools of flavours to distract from the main focus. If it was not expertly executed, the flaws would clearly stand out. This is the strength of his cooking, the confidence of knowing that he can pull off simplicity.
My only complaint is that three reds and three whites by the glass is a little limited.
Fair warning it was packed both nights we were there.
re: helenhelen
Yes they do! I went with some friends this past week and it seemed like everyone had some sort of dietary need; vegetarian, gluten free, no diary, etc. I emailed the list of needs in advance of our reservation and the chef was very accommodating. Our meals were delicious- I can't stop thinking about the rye berry with yogurt and roasted plums, that was the start of the yummy meal.
re: aragon
ooh, good to know! am looking for a nice place to take a friend for dinner so this sounds like a good option.


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- I fear the 4.1 PuG queue will be filled with barely geared players with subpar performance.
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- I do not need any gear, or valor points, from the 4.0 heroics.
- I fear the 4.1 PuG queue will be filled with barely geared players with subpar performance.
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I am rather confused as Vigilance granting +3% mitigation has been removed for quite a few weeks on beta now.
The vengeance transfer is minimal.
@chain pulling. Its inevitable. The instance...
imo if you need class imbalance to "make things work" then you are doing something wrong.
Make both a DK and a warrior on the PTR. Test them out, see which you like better and stick with it.
rmb stoneskin gargoyle on DK weapon
Bears and DKs come with 2x stam trinkets while paladins and warriors come with +stam/+armor set.
Melee weapon enchant wise you are stuck with the agi to 2handers, which is relatively cheap to get.
On beta to get full hit+expertise you pretty much need to reforge a lot of tank gears or simply wear dps gears.
3% avoidance is worth ~+4.5% hit/expertise. Assume you are no longer wearing...
You can swap trinkets in between fights much easier and cheaper than reforging. You can sac your hit/exp for avoidance via reforging but unless you have multiple sets of gears (usually come @farm)...
bot breaks down during feud where the heads fight each other and not attack the tank.
The bot guarantees the survival of your primary tank (as his health will nvr drop below 10k from a reg hit even...
I once posted on beta forums that they should give worgans the unarmored horse set - they already have the models from vanilla but added armor.
How fun will it be if alliance gets a dog... errr......
If you read my post earlier I wrote:
Trinket choices I belive will be the deciding factor. While using the heroic-blue premade+rep epics, I threw in Hit/expertise gears to help me hold threat...
You don't survive chimaeron's double attack via EH. One hit from the boss does ~145k damage (after armor). The buff from the bot saves you from the 2nd hit.
I would actually argue chimaeron as a...
Still gemming for stam.
On bonus:
1 socket = 15 stam
2 socket = 30 stam
So let say you have a yellow + blue socket with 30 stam bonus there is no reason to not put a 20 mastery+30 stam in the...
This is the beta forum no? Maybe I just couldn't read.
I didn't spend any effort on how things work on live: its trivial in the...
While shield block may seem weak, it is only on a 30s CD with talents. This is something I really like.
While running heroics I felt that SB is somewhat on the OPed side, Charge in > shockwave...
Worth taking in lv85 because when it "works" (ie: tron, OTing @ alchemist, halfus to a point...) its a pretty good threat talent, other wise it can be very useless.
Tanked the blind dragon last night. It is mostly a tank and spank with an air phase every 90 seconds or so then you have to avoid damage.
With no hunter and rogues in the group it was a little...
Did some math on the new mastery. It mitigates ~1% less in low rating levels and goes up to 5% as we hit full block (around +4.5k ratings) - didnt take into account of diminishing returns so I...
12.49 dodge
12.33 parry
40.53 block
+1666 mastery (+9.25) @+21% block, 43% crit block.
12.49 dodge
12.33 parry
45.41 block
- Base chance to block is 20% (5%+15% from prot spec sentinel skill)
- You come with 8 mastery from the mastery skill you prob already have on live.
I had trouble holding threat the 1st 20 seconds w/o rogue/hunters on the twin dragons in bastion, then I feel that I can go afk once I get that huge stack of vengeance.
Posted this in another thread:
BnT is really nice when mobs are somewhat more "durable".
Also remember there is no AoE cap to BnT!
A smart inner rage that falls off when we hit below 25 rage, that doesn't work with cleave and heroic strike or any non-damaging abilities would be nice....
I am always afraid that inner rage...
Paladins atm are sort of "broken" since they can almost hit full block (mine has ~98% dodge parry block now). Block then becomes just another form of armor. The maintankadin guys are talking about...
No buffs:
Rend: 6 ticks/rend. 918 damage per tick.
TC: only 1380 damage.
Trash usually last ~30-40s. I think blood and thunder is a strong talent for aoe. In fact I topped damage on the side...
I seem to have different numbers =/
I reforged avoidance into mastery on my beta toon. Sitting at:
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12.33 parry
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Lauste's Warmage Guide 2.0
Rewritten Guide to the Warrior/Mage class combination, based on Magical Damage.
Table of Contents:
A) Introduction
B) Skills
1) Reccomended
2) Not Reccomended
C) Elite Skills
D) Playstyle/Role
E) Stats
F) Gear
G) Weapons debate
H) Conclusion
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[A] Introduction -
Contrary to the belief that this build does not mix well, I took it upon myself as I have in previous games to step
away from the standard cookie-cutter style of standard RPGs, and set out to prove wrong the theories of hate and disgust
with this class combination. Here I will do my best to cover all subjects with no error. My previous guide, due to
patches/my changes & upgrades/suggestions, was in dire need of an update, and this rewrite was born.
Abbreviations used:
LT = Lightning Touch
TS = Thunder Sword
EA = Electric Attack
ER = Electric Rage
L = Lightning
FB = Fireball
CC = Crowd Control
AP = Attack Power
MP = Magic Power
Mdmg = Magic Damage
Pdmg = Physical Damage
Str = Strength
Int = Intelligence
Sta = Stamina
Wis = Wisdom
Dex = Dexterity
GCD = Global Cool-Down
TO = Threat Output
Hp = Health Points
Mp = Mana Points
[b] Skills -
[B1] Recommended -
Warrior Secondary -
Defensive Formation – This skill reduces your physical attack power at a [5% per level] ratio.
Why – Your a magical damage user, there's no downside to this skill.
Warrior Primary -
Surprise Attack – This skill grants you the ability to rush into combat, dealing physical damage
and knocking the target down for 1 second.
Why – This is primarily a CC class, and the short knock down is still a usable intterupt.
Note – Not necessary to go past 20, but damage is still damage, doesn't miss.
Shout – This skill will stun all targets within 90 yards for 3 seconds.
Why – This stun also counts as an interrupt, which is again part of our CC.
Survivors Instinct – This skill, when under 25% health, will increase your defense by a large amount.
Why – If you ever go under 25% health, this skill can make or break you.
Note – this is recommended, but not required, this has saved me so many times.
Terror – This skill will make the target run away in fear for a few seconds.
Why – Another staple of our CC.
Note – This skill breaks when the enemy is struck so make sure you use it at range, it activates auto-attack.
Mage Secondary -
Fireball – A long range magic skill with low mana cost and low damage.
Why – Limited spell arsenal makes this rotation-capable with low TO.
Note – DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE THIS SPELL.
Lightning – Strike your opponent with lightning, rooting them to the ground for a long period.
Why – Staple of the CC/Mage classes.
Wisdom – Increases your intelligence by 10+[level+1].
Why – Why not?
Intensification – Increases your next spell's damage by a medium amount.
Why – Only damage buff you can do by yourself.
Note – This skill only works on the first strike of TS, and is about a 10% overall damage increase for any spell.
Fire Ward – Increases your party's fire resistance by a large amount.
Why – This is your only buff, and does make a large difference in some encounters.
Silence – Interrupts spell casting and prevents it for some time.
Why – PVP becomes so much easier with this skill, as does some boss fights (dorlos anyone?)
[B2] Not Recommended -
One Handed Weapon Mastery – Does not affect your WAND/Skill damage
Two Handed Weapon Master – Does not affect your STAFF/Skill damage
Strength – Does not affect your MAGIC/Skill damage
[C] Elite Skills -
(15) Electrical Rage – At max level increases your Matk by 45% [15% per strike, stacks x3]
Note – This skill affects your paperdoll (aka final) Matk.
(20) Lightnings Touch – Inflicts medium Mdmg in melee range.
Note – Costs a large amount of mana for a medium burst in damage with no cooldown [GCD]
Stat Effects – Every 1 int provides 2.4 damage, Every 1 Matk provides 1.2 damage.
(25) Critical Conciousness – Under 30% total health, reduces ALL INCOMING DAMAGE by a large % [85 max % for 8 seconds]
Note – Affects Mdmg, DOT, Pdmg, Falls. DOES NOT affect criticals.
(30) Thunder Sword – Releases four bolts of pure lightning at the target, Channeled, .5 seconds per bolt. 6 second cooldown.
Note – Does more damage than Flame in 2/3 the time. Each strike crits individually. takes 1.5 seconds to complete casting.
Stat Effects – Every 1 int provides 3.6 damage, Every 1 Matk provides 1.8 damage.
(35) Electric Attack – Adds wind damage to your attacks for 15 seconds. 25 second cooldown.
Note – Attack speed does not greatly benefit you on this skill.
Comparison A – Wand with 2.0 attack speed will net you (with minimal matk/mdmg @ 50) 1k per strike for 7.5 hits aka 7.5k damage
Comparison B – Staff with 3.0 attack speed will net you (same conditions) 1.2k per strike for 5 strikes aka 7k damage
[D] Playstyle and Role -
This class is generally a crowd-control class, but may fill a off-tank role with the correct gear. You are a mage, stand
away from the enemy, fire spells without watching your TO, and rush ahead of the puller confident that you can
handle the situation. I will be more specific of course for the two styles of available play, PVE and PVP, as follows.
You fill a DPS(Burst)/CC position in a dungeon party, because you have no AOE, you are probably being brought to a group
to destroy main targets, aka bosses, something your sustained DPS should be capable of doing with no trouble. Remember
that while in a boss battle you are "In-Combat" and the skill Enrage will be a primary way of generating rage versus bosses
or enemies that may AOE. Defensive formation is beneficial to you using this rage, as is Electrical rage, if you
want to run in and strike with it and run back out.
This is a great PVP class. You have the high HP and defenses of a warrior, and the crowd control and damage of a Mage.
This class is ANNOYING to fight against. Fire Mages will find it hard to burn down a warrior with high fire resistance
due to thier self-buffing, and Melee classes will find it hard to even get close to a skilled Warmage. Use this to
your advantage. Versus Mage/Priest, keep silence and lightning up at all times and burn them down with TS and LT,
dont let your mana go under half. Versus Warriors, Knights and Scouts, Keep Lightning, Surprise attack, and Terror on
them as often as possible, especially when they are running away to Charge or Surprise you as well, since these skills
all prevent you from getting those much-needed strikes in, these classes will melt like the wicked witch to everything
in your arsenal. Play the coward in all battles, kite like crazy and keep them controlled and you will have no trouble
with most opponents. Players you will have trouble with: Rogues and Priests; They can basically lock you down, or resist
your damage entirely, magic barrier will scruff you to no end. My usual rotation in PVP will not be release for the
safety of my own butt ^^
[E] Stats –
Note: These stats are written according to how they affect you as a mage.
Str – Has a small effect on your maximum HP.
Dex – Has no effect on your character.
Sta – Greatly increases your defense and overall maximum HP.
Int – Greatly increases your Matk and has a small effect on your maximum MP.
Wis – Greatly increases your magic defense and overall maximum MP.
[F] Gear -
You have the ability to wear Chain, don't let this fool you. I know ive said before that chain makes a large difference, but this
is only true in the case of non-CS users who do not + their gear. in case you are the CS-user type I will make teh following
suggestions to maximize stamina and intelligence on our gear; Cloth robe, hat, gloves, boots / Leather pants / Chain belt,
shoulders. You should mod in the direction of stacking Stamina first, Matk second, Intelligence third, and Wisdom fourth. In this
manner, you will be able to maximize all your important aspects; Health, Damage, and Mana. This is what makes you better than
the standard mage. Able to pull the same overall single-target DPS while having more pdef and health. Of course though, you have
nothing on them when it comes to AOE's. For the non-cs user I suggest maximizing your pdef and stamina first, then matk. You must
remember that even though mage gear is your friend, you are still a warrior, and must gear as such.
[G] Weapons Debate -
Okay so there's always these people who say "I like the whole magic part of the build, but I want to use a two handed sword/axe/hammer"
etc. These people always seem to fail to realize how big of a difference the mdmg from their weapon makes, or as new players, don't take
notice. This is especially true at lower levels when magic damage gaps between weapon types is minimal. I tell you now, with as much
motivation as I can, please use a staff. Your weapon proficiency with a staff goes up to 115 (only a few levels below the standard melee
weapon) so you will not notice much difference in misses and damage (in the case that the staff and the 2 hander have the same pdmg) If
you insist on using melee weapons while wearing magic-based gear, please t9 your weapon so that you maintain at least half the mdmg of a
t6 staff. That was sarcasm, please use a staff. In the extreme case that you think i'm lying, or just all out wrong, please test both to
your delight. Ive done extensive testing with alts, and my end-game char, and in no case was the two hander better. The staff makes a
sufficient melee weapon, and an outstanding magic weapon. I hope this clears out all the confusion, if it doesn't then ill be glad to help
you any way I can to figure it out, just message me!
[H] Conclusion –
I hope this helped everyone who was confused with my previous guide, and learned something. If you have a question please send me
a mail on Osha, a private message here, or post. I will do my best to get back to you as soon as possible.
Special Thanks go out to Sodeska, Arcie, Noctis, everyone who thought I was crazy in Purgatory, everyone who supported
me through the hard times in Paladin, and everyone who listens to my whining every day for better gear! ^^
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Spacious apartment with stunning views over the sea and the village in the pittoresque harbour town of Kas.
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An effort to recall a Modoc County supervisor has failed.
Voters went to the polls Tuesday to decide if District 4 Supervisor Jim Wills should be recalled.
According to the unofficial results from the Modoc County Recorder's Office, 59.5% percent (365) voted no, and 40.5% (248) voted yes.
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