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Radioisotope Analysis Results for sampled Seaweed, Soil & Mushrooms – (Northern Humboldt County, California)
Okanogan Valley, Northern Washington (USA) – June 5, 2013 - [DISCLAIMER] –> The shortlink for this blogpost is http://wp.me/puwO9-22Y In my blog post, “Radiation Fallout Maps for the United States (May 1, 2012)”, I pointed out that land spots in the Pacific Northwest … Continue reading
Tagged 2013, activism, allegedly apparent, anti-nuclear, California, cesium, chanterelles, Chernobyl, contamination, Cs-137, environment, environment Humboldt County, fallout, Fukushima, fukushima-daiichi nuclear power plant, gammaspectroscopy, i 131, independent investigation, iodine Cs-134, map comparison, Michael Van Broekhoven, mushrooms, news, northern california, nuclear, Pacific Northwest, pollution, radiation, radiation in United States, radioactivity, radioisotope analysis, seaweed, soil sample tested
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Why I think Humboldt County California needs Its Fukushima Radioactive Fallout Mapped
April 3, 2013 - (the shortlink for this blogpost is http://wp.me/puwO9-1Zh ) Every now and then, I try to find more information on how much fallout from the ongoing Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear disaster was actually deposited in far-northern coastal California, in … Continue reading
Tagged california fallout, cesium, Eureka, Eureka EPA radnet, fallout deposition, fallout maps united states, Fukushima, fukushima-daiichi nuclear power plant, humboldt county california, humboldt radiation, hypo, hypothyroidism, iodine, northern california, northern california fukushima contamination, nuclear contamination, opinion, Pacific Northwest, radioactivity
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Fukushima’s Cs-137 is NOT “Four Chernobyls” ! (Russia Today spreading misinformation)
I made a couple edits to my May 6, 2012 overview post, “One year later – Part 2: The Ongoing Fukushima Daiichi NPP Disaster.”. Reporting on the issue has been rather confusing. Earlier today I posted “Fukushima Already Released more … Continue reading
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Radiation Research Society – 14th Report. Low Level Radioactivity More Carcinogenic than previously known.
(Had this in draft all week… Might as well post it): — Not the most joy-inducing reading material, but a new landmark study of atomic bomb survivors regarding the effects of radioactivity (ionizing radiation), uncovered that the risks for low level … Continue reading
Tagged anti-nuclear, Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission, cancer, cancer risks, carcinogenic, cesium, Chernobyl, chornobyl, data, debunking nuclear propaganda, energy, environment, EPA inadequate, fallout, false Promises, Fukushima, Goddards Journal, graphs, hiroshima, iodine, Japan, Life Span Study, low level radiation, nagasaki, new study, news, nuclear disaster, nuke, radiation, Radiation Effects Research Foundation, radiation exposure effects, radiation units, radioactivity, RERF, science, scientific study, study, underestimated risks of radiation exposure, United States, US EPA
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Comparison Japan MEXT Fallout Map Cs-137 in UNEP Colors – Higher Resolution
!–> For a more thorough overview of this summary, see HERE, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/2011/09/30/extended-fukushima-fallout-maps-sept-29-mext-release-fukushima-vs-chernobyl-2/ In one Image: By request, the MEXT map for Cesium-137 from the Fukushima-Daiichi NPP nuclear disaster + the key to “translate” this map into one using the colors of … Continue reading
Tagged Belarus, caesium, carte, cesium, Chernobyl versus Fukushima, chornobyl, color, comparison, Cs-137, Europe, fallout, fukushima daiichi, fukushima versus chernobyl, fukushima vs chernobyl, Japan, kaart, legend, map, MEXT, NPP, radioactive, radioisotope, Russia, Ukraine, UNEP, vergelijking
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Radioactive Cesium still being detected in US Milk (68% more than half year ago in SF Bay Area)
★ Boulder, Colorado, USA ★ Feb. 21, 2012 ★ 20:42 hrs ★ Standard Mountain Time ★ It may not amount to much in the big scheme of things (see further below), but a quick look at UC Berkeley’s radiation measurements, http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/UCBAirSampling , shows that the … Continue reading
Tagged 0.111 Bq/L, 3 pCi/L, 74 Bq/L], allegedly apparent, Bay area milk, blog, California Watch, cernobyl, cesium, Cesium-137, contamination, cs, dai-ichi, Derived Intervention Level, drinking water, ENE News, environment, EPA, EPA’s maximum contaminant level, EU, Europe, European limits changed for food imported from Japan, European Union law, FDA, FDA allows, Food and Water Watch, food norms, Foodwatch, forbes article, fukuchima, Fukushima, fukushima daiichi, fukushima vs chernobyl, health, health effects, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, iodine, Iodine-131, Japan, Journal of the European Union, lait, liter of milk, Low Level Radiation Campaign, maximum allowable levels of, measurments, melk, milk, news, NIRS, Nuclear Information and Resource Center, pasteurized homogenized Milk from the San Francisco Bay Area, Physicians for Social Responsibility, pollution, radiation, radiation units, radioactive istotopes, radioactivity, The Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, Tjernobyl, UC Berkeley, Why Does FDA Tolerate More Radiation Than EPA?
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International Journal of Health Services on Fukuchima: 14,000 American Babies Killed…
Dec 27, 2011 – Herent, Belgium I just noticed this now: “WASHINGTON, Dec. 19, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Impact Seen As Roughly Comparable to Radiation-Related Deaths After Chernobyl; Infants Are Hardest Hit, With Continuing Research Showing Even Higher Possible … Continue reading
Cesium-137 fallout map comparison Chornobyl vs. Fukushima – new color-translated map added
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, December 23, 2011 (stuck here due to Belgian rail strike) !!!–> I finally added the Cecium-137-only Fukushima fallout map in Chornobyl Cs-137 fallout UNEP legend colors to my ‘Extended Fukushima Fallout Maps – Sept 29 MEXT Release. Fukushima … Continue reading
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Japan Ministry finally makes Fukushima fallout map like mine! (sorta…)
Oct 27, 2011 – Victoria, BC, Canada-occupied territories. I had a “No way! Finally!” moment… Tada!: Grey scale going from light to dark and legend colors that make sense, look at that! I doubt I have anything to … Continue reading
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Extended Fukushima Fallout Maps – Sept 29 MEXT Release. Fukushima vs. Chernobyl – 2
The shortlink for this blogpost is http://wp.me/puwO9-SB This blog post shows my expanded/improved “map translations” comparing Fukushima and Chernobyl fallout, improved from my earlier attempt to do so, posted in May 2011 (not as good, but it was the original, which includes … Continue reading
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ECRR Recommendations translated to Japanese
The Japanese translation of 2010 ECRR (European Commission on Radiation Risk) Recommendations has been published by Mihama No Kai, see: here [requires Japanese script being installed]. In Japanese: http://www.jca.apc.org/mihama/ecrr/ecrr2010_dl.htm In English: http://euradcom.org/2010/2010recommendations.htm Overview and Resources in English/French/Russian/Japanese/Spanish, see: http://euradcom.org/2003/order.htm This is … Continue reading
Radioactive Cesium in US milk Sept 2011 Update: Slight Improvement?
— Vashon Island, WA – Sept 8, 2011 — [8/29 add-on: nevermind, Cesium-137 content in Bay Area milk went back up since: http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/node/2174 :-/ If they took the permanent link down again, try http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/UCBAirSampling ] Given Cesium-137 has a half-life … Continue reading
Fukushima Fallout: California and Pacific Northwest more contaminated than half Japan
Noteworthy: A Cesium fallout simulation map ON LAND, made by the French CEREA (joint laboratory École des Ponts ParisTech and EdF R&D). See how well that fits with the Chernobyl vs Fukushima comparison I made for the contamination of … Continue reading
Radiation hotspots as far south as Tokyo
I may have abandoned frequent updates on the (ongoing) Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear reactors disaster, but since I still get quite a number of visitors checking out my fallout contamination comparison map of Fukushima versus Chernobyl (from May 19, 2011), I want to … Continue reading
Tagged allegedly apparent, Bq/m2, caribou, cesium, chernobyl vs fukushima, chiba, comparisson, contamination, convert, cs, Daiichi, fallout, Fish, Fukushima, fukushima vs chernobyl, Japan, map, measurements, monitoring, radiation, Radiation Defense Network, radiation monitoring, radioactivity, saitama, tokyo
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Background radiation in Park City, Doel, Tokyo & Hell
[added 6.6.'11: The post below has lead to this latest question-blogpost (couple blogposts later), which might be of interest: http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/2011/06/06/dose-activity-question-re-fallout-gauging/ ] Gorgeous sunny day, spring at last. The weather’s too nice to spend much time online, but… [no no, … Continue reading
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