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From: BJ, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Fukushima Radiation
| ugly |
8589
From: trapper/austin, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Fukushima Radiation
| the ugly part is that its all on purpose. |
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8588
From: Polydactyl in N. Bay, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Fukushima Radiation
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There'll only be algae that eats gamma rays for breakfast and critters without bones left over, after Fuku pours out ALL it's contents. The Strontium is as bad or worse than Cesium contamination. Caldicott says that sea water concentrates radiation so the 'fingers' that swipe the coast will be deadly. This is a full bore SURFER'S ALERT! We'll know when the rad water is on the shelf when we see much larger rad counts from evaporation into the coastal air. Maybe it's already here since the rad counts went up double around August-September and STAYED, as shown on netc.com. The rad counts were 50-100 CPM (per minute!) disintegrations before Fuku. Now the counts are 250-350 CPM and much higher inland, often 4-500 CPM. We're gonna get fried. It hasn't been in the news but Jerry Brown and Feinstein submitted paperwork requesting the feds to monitor food radiation in California. Wanna bet what the response will be? You have to be either illiterate or completely heartless to not want this done for all the kids on the West Coast. |
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8587
From: Polydactyl in N. Bay, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Fukushima Radiation
| Can't get a handle on the grief I feel for the ocean animals and all our sanctuaries. It's going to get much worse, although the upwelling to the L.A. Basin will take a little longer. Some say that the Pacific Ocean will be dead in 6 years and that 144 miles off the Cali Coast, 98% of the sea floor is covered with dead critters. OMG, I could cry a river.. |
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8584
From: Hattiesdad, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Link to the graph please...
| Not that I doubt the findings, just wanna see where it leads. |
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8585
From: BJ, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Link to the graph please...
URL: LINK
| link |
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