Radiation / Neuclear FAQ's
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福島県が測定している放射性物質について、大幅な修正が発表された。日によっては、当初の発表と比べて、実に25倍以上の値になっている。その原因も、採取したサンプルを分析用の機械にかける際に、「割り算」を忘れるという、実にお粗末なものだった。
Fukushima radioactive substances "miscalculation" was actually 25 times the cesium! - Infoseek News
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Govt Fact Sheets: Radiation
CDC Responds to Earthquake, Tsunami, and Radiation Release in Japan On March 11, CDC immediately activated its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in Atlanta to respond to the 9.0 magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami and radiation release in Japan. CDC continues to closely monitor the effects of this disaster and is focused on making sure it is ready to support any requests that come in from Japanese colleagues related to public health. More
'No safe levels' of radiation in Japan - Features
In a nuclear crisis that is becoming increasingly serious, Japan’s Nuclear Safety Agency confirmed that radioactive iodine-131 in seawater samples taken near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power complex that was seriously damaged by the recent tsunami off the coast of Japan is 4,385 times the level permitted by law. Airborne radiation near the plant has been measured at 4-times government limits. Tokyo Electric Power Company, the company that operates the crippled plant, has begun releasing more than 11,000 tons of radioactive water that was used to cool the fuel rods into the ocean while it attempts to find the source of radioactive leaks.
"There is no safe dose of radiation" ~ Prof. Edward P. Radford, Physician and Epidemiologist While a highly coordinated effort is underway by the nuclear industry, mainstream media, medical establishment and world governments to define, justify and reinforce a "safe level of radioactivity" pertaining to the air, the water, the food, and our bodies, the unspoken truth contained within the precautionary principle that there is no safe dose of radiation , nor a safe level of exposure to the 200+ radioisotopes released by the Fukushima reactor complex meltdown, is but an inaudible whisper in the cacophony of a world dominated by universal deception.
There Is No "Safe" Level Of Radiation
Radiation 'equal 168 Hiroshimas'
(NaturalNews) Japan's government recently estimated that the amount of radioactive caesium-137 released by the Fukushima nuclear disaster thus far is equal to that of 168 Hiroshima bombs. Caesium-137 is a radioactive isotope of caesium which is formed as a fission product by nuclear fission. Like all radionuclides, exposure to radiation from caesium-137 results in increased risk of cancer. Everyone is exposed to very small amounts of caesium-137 in soil and water as a result of atmospheric fallout. Exposure to waste materials from contaminated sites or from nuclear accidents that disperse these radioactive materials into the air can result in cancer risks that are much higher than typical environmental exposures.Situational Awareness for Emergency, Disaster and Survival March 11, 2011 Ken Jorgustin Nuclear Meltdown Alert – follow updates here – scroll down “If they can’t restore power to the plant (and cool the reactor), then there’s the possibility of some sort of core meltdown” . An alarming statement made by James Acton, a physicist who examined Japan’s Kashiwazaki nuclear plant after a 2007 earthquake, who told CNN that Japanese authorities are in race to cool down the Fukushima reactor.
West Coast USA Danger IF Japan Nuclear Reactor Meltdown - Modern Survival Blog ? surviving uncertain times
Nuclear power stations operational around the world. Click image for full graphic. Graphic by Jenny Ridley
Global Map: Nuclear power stations and reactors operational around the world
Depleted Uranium
Limites recommandées par la FAO en cas de contamination d'aliments par des radionucléides Límites recomendados por la FAO para la contaminación de los alimentos por radionucleidos A.W. Randell Dr Alan Randell is Senior Officer (Food Standards), Food Quality and Standards Service, FAO, Rome. 1
Contamination of Food -Allowable limits
GRAPHIC: Examining U.S. nuclear reactor/fault line... - ShortFormBlog
Some nuclear power food for thought: A lot of tumult has been taking place here in America over the nuclear crisis unfolding in Japan. This has ranged from rational concerns (this model of reactor seems unsafe!) to the not-so-rational ones (I need to buy potassium iodide RIGHT NOW!).
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