President of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is a controversial figure both within Iran and internationally. He has been criticized domestically for his economic lapses and disregard for human rights. He launched a gas rationing plan in 2007 to reduce the country's fuel consumption, and cut the interest rates that private and public banking facilities could charge. He supports Iran's nuclear energy program. His election to a second term in 2009 was widely disputed and caused widespread protests domestically and drew significant international criticism. In 2011 the presence of a so-called deviant current among his aides and supporters led to the arrest of several of them.
Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad gestures as he deliver his speech at a rally to mark the 33rd anniversary of the Islamic Revolution that toppled the country's pro-Western monarchy and brought Islamic clerics to power, Tehran, Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012. Ahmadinejad says Iran will soon reveal very big new nuclear achievements.

Times report shown the top 10 or Iranian key people before the election on 2011

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran will soon unveil big new nuclear achievements, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Saturday while reiterating Tehran's readiness to revive talks with the West over the country's controversial nuclear program.

Ahmadinejad spoke at a rally in Tehran as tens of thousands of Iranians marked the 33rd anniversary of the Islamic Revolution that toppled the pro-Western monarchy and brought Islamic clerics to power.

Ahmadinejad did not elaborate on the upcoming announcement but insisted Iran would never give up its uranium enrichment, a process that makes material for reactors as well as weapons.

The West suspects Iran's nuclear program is aimed at producing atomic weapons, a charge Tehran denies, insisting it's geared for peaceful purposes only, such as energy production.

Four rounds of U.N. sanctions and recent tough financial penalties by the U.S. and the European Union have failed to get Iran to halt aspects of its atomic work that could provide a possible pathway to weapons production.

Within the next few days the world will witness the inauguration of several big new achievements in the nuclear field, Ahmadinejad told the crowd in Tehran's famous Azadi, or Freedom, square.

Iran has said it is forced to manufacture nuclear fuel rods, which provide fuel for reactors, on its own since international sanctions ban it from buying them on foreign markets. In January, Iran said it had produced its first such fuel rod.

Apart from progress on the rods, the upcoming announcement could pertain to Iran's underground enrichment facility at Fordo or upgraded centrifuges, which are expected to be installed at the facility in the central town of Natanz. Iran has also said it would inaugurate the Russian-built nuclear power plant in the southern port of Bushehr in 2012.

Iran's unchecked pursuit of the nuclear program scuttled negotiations a year ago but Iranian officials last month proposed a return to the talks with the five permanent U.N. Security Council members plus Germany.

Iran is ready for talks within the framework of equality and justice, Ahmadinejad repeated on said Saturday but warned that Tehran will never enter talks if enemies behave arrogantly.

In the past, Iran has angered Western officials by appearing to buy time through opening talks and weighing proposals even while pressing ahead with the nuclear program.

Washington recently levied new penalties aimed at limiting Iran's ability to sell oil, which accounts for 80 percent of its foreign revenue, while the European Union adopted its own toughest measures yet on Iran, including an oil embargo and freeze of the country's central bank assets.

Israel is worried Iran could be on the brink of an atomic bomb and many Israeli officials believe sanctions only give Tehran time to move its nuclear program underground, out of reach of Israeli military strikes. The U.S. and its allies argue that Israel should hold off on any military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities to allow more time for sanctions to work.

Before Ahmadinejad spoke Saturday, visiting Hamas prime minister from Gaza, Ismail Haniyeh, also addressed the crowd, congratulating Iranians on the 1979 anniversary and vowing that his militant Palestinian group would never recognize Iran's and Hamas' archenemy, Israel.

Also at the Tehran rally, Iran displayed a real-size model of the U.S. drone RQ-170 Sentinel, captured by Iran in December near the border with Afghanistan. Iran has touted the drone's capture as one of its successes against the West.

The state TV called the drone is a symbol of power of the Iranian armed forces against the global arrogance of the U.S.

The report broadcast footage of other rallies around Iran, saying millions participated in the anniversary celebrations, many under heavy snowfall.

Environment today is getting really bad because of the pollution. The world concern is the earth gets abused by contaminated water ;and air ;by nuclear tests and human get so scare when there is another nuclear production going on…the biggest fear is Nuclear Bomb. Some of you may recall from WW II and Hiroshima Atomic bomb in 1945.

The following youtube shows Truman Policies: The Atomic Bomb In WW II.

It is the Current environmental problems. Effects of Nuclear bomb/Atomic bomb on humans will be creating unspeakable figure of dead body or disabled human which we can’t imagine as we are human. Our God/Allah created all of us and He is expecting to take care of each other. The following video shown the Nuclear/Atomic bomb effects.

UN: The United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, having met at Stockholm from 5 to 16 June 1972,having considered the need for a common outlook and for common principles to inspire and guide the peoples of the world in the preservation and enhancement of the human environment,

The protection and improvement of the human environment is a major issue which affects the well-being of peoples and economic development throughout the world; it is the urgent desire of the peoples of the whole world and the duty of all Governments.

The natural resources of the earth, including the air, water, land, flora and fauna and especially representative samples of natural ecosystems, must be safeguarded for the benefit of present and future generations through careful planning or management, as appropriate which relates that the Montreal Protocol's success in curbing ozone depletion and how can we apply them to global climate change. Which has been talked about EPA officials and industry leaders discuss the need for sound science, a flexible international agreement, and business innovation. This video by Steve Dorst was prepared for the Carnegie Council program, Global Policy Innovations, in October 2007.

United Nation Environment Programme is also continue to pursuing for The Montreal Protocol's success in curbing ozone depletion and how we can apply them to global climate change. You can see more detail via or United Nations Environment Programme

UNite to Combat Climate Change is the United Nations campaign to encourage civil society and communities around the world to unite and act to combat climate change.

Countries around the world have been actively involved to cut their emissions and work together to fight climate change by boosting renewable energy, promoting investments in green technologies, conserving the planet’s natural carbon sinks and setting clear limits on emissions for industry and business.

The UNite campaign was launched in New York in October 2008. UNEP devised the campaign theme in close collaboration with the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, the UN Communication Group Task Force and the Secretary-General’s Climate Change Support Team.

The Billion Tree Campaign and Climate Neutral Network (CN Net) are two examples of programmes linked to the UNite campaign.

Most of the corporate including Boeing co, Microsoft, Starbucks, wayerhouser, University of Washington, MIT, and many other businesses, community have joined this journey around the world
to United to Combat Climate Change in many ways and continue to see the stronger bonded of work nation to nation and around the world. One of the great examples of Climate Change commitment Action which  is showing as sustainability for aviation industries: Parties all over the cross industries are participating the climate change commitment and action including Boeing with industry partners, suppliers, Airlines, airport, air traffic management for sustainability which involved in that process for today’s sustainable energy need.   Aviation is one of the few industrial sectors with a globally coordinated approach to addressing its emission footprint.

This approach included targets of 1.5 percent efficiency improvements per year until 2020, emissions growth capped at 2020 levels, and a 50 percent reduction in net emissions by 2050 (from a 2005 baseline). 

You are about to see the unique way of environmental support which is 86 percent of the material can be reused or recycled. This includes approximately 10,000 tons of structural steel, 100,000 tons of concrete and 900 tons of precious, old-growth timber. Instead, the buildings are being carefully taken apart, section by section, piece by piece, so that  Boeing's the natural habitat and saving environmental water and providing fresh air as removing contaminants to recycling as fresh water to flow while simultaneously, Boeing is cleaning up from past practices and restoring more than half a mile of shoreline along the Duwamish Waterway to its natural habitat. There is also a new storm water treatment system in development that will remove any contaminants from the storm water before discharging it into the waterway: See below:

There are many ways you can help combat climate change. You can see the nations are trying to keeping their land clean and trying to keep fresh air as keeping garden or keeping water clean Washington state is another example to show Keeping Our Pacific Northwest Water Clean. You will be able to see and learn the important steps to follow to site, design, construct, and maintain a beautiful landscape feature that captures and filters polluted runoff, helps prevent flooding, recharges our groundwater aquifers, and creates habitats. This video complements the WSU and OSU handbooks on creating rain gardens, expands on some of the ideas in those books, and includes helpful resources for the viewers who may be interested in.

Here is another example of green action:

King County is another example to reduce its carbon footprint and to prepare for anticipated changes for climate changes commitment action which will effectively benefits for tax payers as reducing energy cost as protecting the nature disaster as providing green tools.

Regardless United Nations Environment Programme is to provide leadership and encourage partnership in caring for the environment by inspiring, informing, and enabling nations and peoples to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future generations, Iran has said it is forced to manufacture nuclear fuel rods, which provide fuel for reactors, on its own since international sanctions ban it from buying them on foreign markets. In January, Iran said it had produced its first such fuel rod.

Meanwhile, media is showing that Pantagon talks about the capable of destroying hidden exposure places of objects for harming the environment however seeking for upgrades amid Iran concerns.

Speaking of concerning Iran's nuclear and supporting of UNite campaign support: according to Chicago Tribune news report, there are efforts to reduce the world's dependence on Iranian oil have had mixed results, how major importers have reached.

You can see the European Union buys 18 percent of Iran's oil exports, but the purchases represent a small part of each country's total oil imports.

The United Nations Development Programme has launched in 2003 a specific project called the Chernobyl Recovery and Development Major release of radio active material with widespread health and environmental effects requiring implementation of planned and extended countermeasures

There have been 3 worst nuclear disasters:

Chernobyl disaster, 26 April 1986. A power surge during a test procedure resulted in a criticality accident, leading to a powerful steam explosion and fire that released a significant fraction of core material into the environment, resulting in a death toll of 56 as well as estimated 4,000 additional cancer fatalities (official WHO estimate) among people exposed to elevated doses of radiation. As a result, the city of Chernobyl (pop. 14,000) was largely abandoned, the larger city of Pripyat (pop. 49,400) was completely abandoned, and a 30 km exclusion zone was established.  This accident caused 125,000 square miles in the Ukraine and Russia to be exposed to radiation.

An explosion and fire released large quantities of radioactive contamination into the atmosphere, which spread over much of Western USSR and Europe. It is widely considered to have been the worst nuclear power plant accident in history, and is one of only two classified as a level 7 event on the International Nuclear Event Scale which ultimately involved over 500,000 workers and cost an estimated 18 billion rubles, crippling the Soviet economy.

Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, a series of events beginning on 11 March 2011. Rated level 7 on 11 April 2011 by the Japanese government's nuclear safety agency. Major damage to the backup power and containment systems caused by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami resulted in overheating and leaking from some of the Fukushima nuclear plant's reactors.   Each reactor accident was rated separately; out of the six reactors, three were rated level 5, one was rated at a level 3, and the situation as a whole was rated level 7.  An exclusion zone of 20 km was established around the plant as well as a 30 km voluntary evacuation zone.

It is the largest nuclear disaster since the Chernobyl disaster of 1986

According to Kyoto News, dated Feb. 8th, 2012,

Mousavian is still considered as a skillful diplomat among diplomatic circles, including Japan which is now compelled to reduce the volume of its oil imports from Iran following sanctions against the country by the United States and the European Union.

According to Mousavian who seemed to maintain contacts with diplomats and specialists inside and outside Iran, the Russian proposal calls for a ''step by step'' approach that stipulates that both Iran and P5-plus-one take concrete measures to resolve the nuclear problems.

As ''Step 1,'' Iran should take action to limit its uranium enrichment program to just one existing site at Natanz and Iran is also prohibited from adding new centrifuges or producing new-generation centrifuges. In return for this, P5-plus-one would suspend part of the international sanctions stipulated in the U.N. Security Council Resolution 1929.

In the next phase, Iran would allow the IAEA's surveillance of centrifuges and implement an additional arrangement with the IAEA for enhanced design inspection of nuclear-related facilities, while Iran's enriched uranium production rate would be limited to 5 percent or lower, far below the weapon-grade enrichment rate of 90 percent. The P5-plus-one side would begin gradually lifting the unilateral sanctions by the United States and key European nations.

During ''Step 3,'' Iran would implement an additional protocol with the IAEA -- an agreement between the nuclear watchdog and each nation that would allow broader and more intrusive IAEA inspections of atomic energy facilities. At the same time, P5-plus-one would suspend all U.N. Security Council sanctions.

In the next and last stage, Iran should suspend all uranium enrichment and related activities for three months, while P5-plus-one would begin final lifting of all sanctions and remove the Iranian nuclear dispute from the IAEA Board of Governors agenda. The P5-plus-one side would also start to implement ''incentives on cooperation in different fields.''

''One reason why eight-year negotiations between P5-plus-one and Iran failed is that P5-plus-one are not ready for any package which includes legitimate right of enrichment for Iran under NPT,'' Mousavian said.

''If Western states are sincere, a diplomatic solution would not be complicated,'' he added.

Sources: Times, PressTV, BBC, Yahoo, Youtube,RT, Wikipedia,and ChicagoTribune, MIT and UN, Boeing,  King County, eHow home and Kyoto News

Catch4all.com, Sandra Englund, February11th, 2012 Rev. Feb 14, 2012

February 2nd 2012 CNN -Will Israel strike Iran in the spring? CNN's Barbara Starr discusses recent comments by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta on the subject.

According to CNN news By Barbara Starr, dated February 2nd, 2012, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has come to the conclusion there is a growing likelihood Israel could attack Iran sometime this spring in an effort to destroy its suspected nuclear weapons program, according to a senior administration official.

The official declined to be identified due to the sensitive nature of the information.

Panetta's views were first reported by the Washington Post's David Ignatius, who wrote Panetta believes there is strong likelihood that Israel will strike Iran in April, May or June - before Iran enters what Israelis described as a 'zone of immunity' to commence building a nuclear bomb.

Asked by reporters in Brussels, where Panetta is attending NATO meetings, the defense secretary refused to comment. But Panetta told reporters the U.S. has indicated our concerns to Israel, according to a transcript provided by the Defense Department.

But the official also noted that Israel goes through cycles of making aggressive statements about its intentions toward Iran in an effort to pressure the United States and the West to take more action.

Iran's supreme leader issued a blunt warning Friday that war would be detrimental to the United States - and that Iran is ready to help anyone who confronts cancerous Israel.

You see every now and then in this way they say that all options are on the table. That means even the option of war, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said during Friday prayers in Tehran. This is how they make these threats against us.

Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak warned Thursday that Iran may be close to the point which may render any physical strike as impractical, according to Reuters.

But just a few weeks ago, Barak suggested things were not as urgent, saying an Israeli decision on whether to strike Iran's nuclear program was very far off.

A confluence' of intelligence has led Panetta to this conclusion, the official told CNN, but declined to offer any specifics except noting that the United States conducts intelligence operations aimed at Israel as it does with many other allies.

The senior administration official also noted that there is a general understanding in the administration that Israel may have come to the firm conclusion Iran is developing a nuclear weapon. Just last week, the recently retired chief of Israeli military intelligence told CNN's David McKenzie that the Iranians have already decided that they want nuclear weapons, he said. But he added they haven't decided fully to go through with creating the weapons.

The official U.S. assessment is that Iran has not yet made that decision, the source said.

At a Senate hearing on Tuesday, Central Intelligence Agency Director David Petraeus, who said he has regular discussions with Israel's leadership and intelligence head, noted that Israel does see this possibility as an existential threat to their country, and I think that it is very important to keep that perspective in mind.

At the same hearing, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper noted the United States works closely with the Israelis and said the notion that Israel could strike is a very sensitive issue right now.

This is an area that we are very, very concerned about, Clapper said.

Panetta's press secretary, George Little, declined to comment on the report. Gen. Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, recently said it would be premature for the United States to consider striking Iran.

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Last month, January 8th, 2012,AP report shows that TEHRAN, Iran — Iran has begun uranium enrichment at a new underground site well protected from possible air strikes, a leading hard line newspaper reported Sunday in another show of defiance against Western pressure to rein in Tehran's nuclear program.

Even if Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has come to the conclusion there is possible Israel could attack Iran sometime this spring in an effort to destroy its suspected nuclear weapons program, according to a senior administration official, however, President Barack Obama does not think Israel has decided whether to attack Iran over its disputed nuclear program, a standoff that has the Middle East on edge.

Another newspaper quoted a senior commander of the powerful Revolutionary Guard force as saying Tehran's leadership has decided to order the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic oil route, if the country's petroleum exports are blocked. Revolutionary Guard ground forces also staged war games in eastern Iran in an apparent display of resolve against U.S. forces just over the border in Afghanistan.

The supreme authorities ... have insisted that if enemies block the export of our oil, we won't allow a drop of oil to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. This is the strategy of the Islamic Republic in countering such threats, Revolutionary Guard deputy commander Ali Ashraf Nouri was quoted as saying by the Khorasan daily.

IAEA February 1st, report shows that Meetings between the IAEA and Iran were held in Tehran from 29 to 31 January 2012, aimed at resolving all outstanding substantive issues. Another meeting will take place in Teheran from 21 to 22 February 2012. The IAEA explained its concerns and identified its priorities, which focus on the clarification of possible military dimensions to Iran's nuclear programme. The IAEA also discussed with Iran the topics and initial steps to be taken, as well as associated modalities.

The Agency is committed to intensifying dialogue. It remains essential to make progress on substantive issues, IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano said.

Meanwhile fear of Uranium exposure,there are on going Cancer Crisis: IAEA On 2 February 2011, the IAEA commemorated World Cancer Day with a special event held at its headquarters in Vienna, statement shows that A shortage of around 5 000 radiotherapy machines in low- and middle income countries means that hundreds of thousands of patients are denied diagnosis and treatment that could save their lives, the IAEA Director General pointed out.

PACT, as well as various other departments at the IAEA, have been working hard to try to make radiotherapy services available in all countries, he said. For nearly a decade, PACT has pursued partnerships to help low- and middle income countries mobilize resources for cancer prevention and to provide equitable access to all cancer services for their population.

The Department of Technical Cooperation provides financial and technical assistance to Members States all around the world. Utilizing its expertise, the IAEA Division of Human Health provides vital resources to health professionals in fields such as radiotherapy and nuclear medicine.

The Agency is supporting over 130 projects in cancer diagnosis, management and treatment. Oncology and radiotherapy centres are being established in countries such as Afghanistan, Eritrea and Mozambique, while national capacity in radiotherapy is being strengthened in - for example - Albania and Kenya, Director General Amano said.

Not only the cancer issues but, also environmental issue is another big concern, climate changes and eco environmental to keep, preventing is radiation exposure which is a big challenge with all of these connection. There are some countries have copied and making dangerous nuclear weapons since WW II 1939 to 1945 also Japan was bombed, protecting the peace of the world is very important also making eco environment which UN, IAEA, including U.S is continue to pursuing all of these serious issues.......

Keeping safety, security environment is matter which should be in proper manner when the place is opening other than the originator. The originator should
train and show the regulations although it may be involved classified security issues for the company.

Meanwhile, Research Reactor which Danas Ridikas, Research Reactor Specialist at the IAEA Physics Section, talks about the main applications of research reactors and the issues confronting research reactor programmes in IAEA Member States.

The following CNN youtube talks about the capable of destroying hidden exposure places of objects for harming the environment.

Iran raises tension testing long-range missiles:

An Iranian missile under construction, caught up in a mysterious blast in November, had a range of 6,000 miles, a senior Israeli official said Thursday in a speech outside Tel Aviv.

As of 2009, Iran has an active interest in developing, acquiring, and deploying a broad range of ballistic missiles, as well as developing a space launch capability. In mid-July 2008, Iran launched a number of ballistic missiles during military exercises, reportedly including the medium-range Shahab-3. Iran announced other missile and space launch tests in August and November 2008. In February 2009, Iran announced it launched a satellite into orbit and “officially achieved a presence in space.
The following lists shows the lists of Missile: (Source: wikipedia)

Exposure to uranium can result in both chemical and radiological toxicity. The following table shows the body system affected by uranium toxicity.

The main chemical effect associated with exposure to uranium and its compounds is kidney toxicity. This toxicity can be caused by contaminate drinking water, which, over time, can harm health and breathing air containing uranium dusts or by eating substances containing uranium, which then enters the bloodstream. Once in the bloodstream, the uranium compounds are filtered by the kidneys, where they can cause damage to the kidney cells. Very high uranium intakes (ranging from about 50 to 150 mg depending on the individual) can cause acute kidney failure and death. At lower intake levels (around 25 to 40 mg), damage can be detected by the presence of protein and dead cells in the urine, but there are no other symptoms. Also, at lower intake levels, the kidney repairs itself over a period of several weeks after the uranium exposure has stopped.

Since 1980 the B.C. Medical Association has published a slightly higher risk estimate and has condemned the radon standard for homes as tantamount to allowing an industrially induced epidemic of cancer. A 1982 report published by the Atomic Energy Control Board concurs, estimating a 40 percent increase in lung cancer among those living in homes contaminated to the acceptable radon level. The most serious health hazard associated with uranium mining is lung cancer due to inhaling uranium decay products; radium-226.

Preventing the cancer spreading causes and preventing the spread of weapons technology so called Nuclear Dilemma is very important to carry the mission which that: On the one hand to develop and facilitate the application of those promising beneficial applications of nuclear technology, and, on the other, to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons — that is, to manage the nuclear dilemma like UN, IAEA, U.S.A and the world is strongly urging......

Sources: CNN, Al Jazeera's , NBC, Youtube,ABC,RT, AP, Yahoo, Wikipedia, chacha and IAEA. Catch4all.com, Sandra Englund, February 6th, 2012, REV. February 7th, 2012.