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More impressive is what is taking shape unseen beneath: an underground wall of frozen dirt 100 feet deep and nearly a mile in length, intended to solve a runaway water crisis threatening the devastated Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in Japan... Built by the central government at a cost of 35 billion yen, or some $320 million, the ice wall is intended to seal off the reactor buildings within a vast, rectangular-shaped barrier of man-made permafrost... The company says that it has built more than 1,000 tanks that now hold more than 800,000 tons of radioactive water, enough to fill...

We've seen a lot of footage of the tragic Japan tsunami, but this clip is the most horrifying yet. Entitled "South Sanriku -- Tsunami seen from Shizugawa High School," it's shot from high ground, but toward the end of the video you can see panicked residents running for their lives.

THE GREAT JAPAN EARTHQUAKE and TSUNAMI OF 2011By: Jeff Head Click on the link above to enter the site. After the 9.0 Richter Scale Quake hit on March 11th, 2001, a massive Tsunami quickly followed. Please click on each of the pictures at the above linked site for a larger, higher resolution version. These pictures speak for themselves. The death toll will cetrainly run well over 100,000, perhaps 200,000, but we will never know or find all of the bodies which have washed out to sea. may God rest their souls and comfort their friends and loved ones left...

AT 27SECONDS IN SOMETHING COMES UP OUT THE WATER AND SHOOT ACROSS THE GRASS

8.8. quake triggers 13-foot tsunami. Video at link.