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Tag Archives: Chernobyl
My Humble Beginnings of Anti-Nuclear Warriorship for Mother Earth…
April 11, 2013 – Humboldt County, Northern California “Our world is faced with a crisis that has never before been envisaged in its whole existence… The unleashed power of the atom has changed everything save our modes of thinking, and … Continue reading
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
Tagged activism, Asahi Shinbum, Becquerel, Bq, caesium, cesium, Chernobyl, chernobyl worse than fukushima, chornobyl, chornobyl tjernobyl, confused reporting, credibility, Cs-137, data, deception, ENEnews, ENEnews spreading misinformation, environment, fukashima, Fukushima, fukushima worse than chernobyl, fukushima worst, fukushima-daiichi nuclear power plant, giga, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, i 131, information warfare, iodine, iodine-131 equivalent, may 25 2012, nature, oceans, overview, PBq, peta, pollution, PR, prefix, radiation, radiation units, radioactivity, Russia Today, russia today misinformation about fukushima, science, TEPCO, tera, total release
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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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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
Tagged allegedly apparent, art, caesium, cernobyl, cesium, Chernobyl, chernobyl vs fukushima, chornobyl, colors, compare, contamination, Cs-137, dai-ichi, Daiichi, fukuchima, fukuchima vs chornobyl fallout map comparison, Fukushima, fukushima vs chernobyl, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, legend, map, MEXT, NPP, nuclear, radioactivity, Tjernobyl, UNEP, versus
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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
Tagged allegedly apparent, art, becquerel per square meter, blog, caesium-137, carte, cesium, Chernobyl, Chernobyl versus Fukushima, chornobyl, chornobyl versus fukushima, colors, cs, Daiichi, environment, Europe, fallout, Fallout forensics hike radiation toll, Fukushima, fukushima vs chernobyl, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, kaart, map comparison, map legend, MEXT, nature, nature magazine, nuclear, oct 25, oct 27 2011, radiation, radioactive contamination, Release, The Asahi Shimbun, Tjernobyl, UNEP, vergelijking, xenon 133
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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 an important … Continue reading
Radiation Units page finally done (I think)
Finally incorporated the Curie and the Becquerel in –> my comprehensive Radiation Units page. This post actually has its own static page (RADIOACTIVITY (top bar right) –> Radiation Units (5 down)). If you spot an error, please leave a comment (see the … Continue reading
Posted in Radioactivity Measurements - Opening Page
Tagged activity, µr/hr µsv/h conversion, µSv, Becquerel, bereken, Bq, Bq/kg, Bq/L, C/Kg, calculate, calculating becquerel into sievert, cesium, Chernobyl, Ci, comparison, convert, Coulomb/kilogram, Counts Per Minute, Counts Per Second, CPM, CPS, Curie, Daiichi, dose, dose rate, environment, fallout, Fukushima, geiger counter, Gray, Gy, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, iodine, Japan, microsievert, milliesievert, mSv, nanoGray per hour, nGy/h, nuclear, omzetting, per hour, R, rad, radiation, radiation unites, radiation units conversion, radiation units converter, radioactivity, radioactivity measurements, radioactivity report, rem, Roentgen, Sievert, soil contamination, Sv
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3 SCALE-MATCHED Radiation Hotspot Maps: Chernobyl vs Fukushima
[5.20.2011 - 9 pm Correction made (see below). Also available now: VISUAL SUMMARY, see my next blogpost, here] Using the Legends and maps of the previous blogpost, below are a couple comparisons. 100 kilometer on each map is THE SAME: I … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Radioactivity Measurements - Opening Page
Tagged becquerel per square meter, Belarus, Bq/m2, cernobyl, cesium, Chernobyl, color, comparison, correction made, Curie, Europe, fallout, FDA, fish testing, fukuchima, Fukushima, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, kaart, legend, map, maps, pacific ocean, radiation, Tjernobyl, Ukraine, USSR, vergelijking
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A little Elaboration on my Cesium-137/134 Fallout Color-Legends “Translation Legend”
[-Oct 3, 2011 - CAUTIONING NOTE- In several cases I erroneously "compared apples and oranges"- so to speak-, namely maps with fallout of BOTH Cesium 134 and 137 with maps that ONLY show Cesium 137 fallout. The comparison is thus … Continue reading
Posted in Radioactivity Measurements - Opening Page
Tagged Belarus, Chernobyl, color legend, colors, compare, environment, Fukushima, hotspots, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, kaart, map, map legend, maps, MEXT, radiation, radiation levels, radioactivity, Russia, TEPCO, Ukraine, UNEP
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NILU abandons Fukushima forecasting: reliable data blackout cited. (The return of Zardoz…)
[May 17 edit: I'm replacing some words with f***ing st*** to see if this takes care of those silly content filters. I'm getting emails about "access denied".] >>> In in this blogpost: ”Zardoz”, the latest and last NILU fallout forecasts, … Continue reading
Posted in Radioactivity Measurements - Opening Page
Tagged apocalypse, Becquerel, blackout, Bq/L, cesium, Chernobyl, conspiracy, Current Radioactivity, data, doom, environment, EPA, forecast, Fukushima, gloom, half-life, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, humor, iodone, Japan, milk, NILU, nuclear, prediction, radiation levels, soil contamination, TEPCO, US EPA RadNet, zardoz, zardoz.nilu.no
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Friday the 13th: Fukushima Gloominess spells Doom
This is a long-overdue overview. (And so sorry, it’s not cursive.) Bloomberg 5/12/2011: “Tokyo Electric Power Co. said one of the reactor cores at its stricken Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant is more seriously damaged than previously thought, setting back the utility’s plan … Continue reading
Posted in Radioactivity Measurements - Opening Page
Tagged Becquerel, best case, Chernobyl, current radiation, Current Radioactivity, Daiichi, environment, EPA, Fairewinds, fuel rods, Fukushima, global radioactivity levels, Gundersen, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, May 13, measurement, monitoring, news, nuclear disaster, radiation, radiation levels, radioactivity report, radioaktiviteit, scientific american, situation, spent fuel, TEPCO, unit 4, update, US EPA RadNet
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NNSA hazard map Fukushima Dai-ichi NNP region + Expanded Evacuation Zone
“The U.S. Department of Energy released the estimation as part of a hazard map on cumulative radiation in areas near the Fukushima plant created by an affiliate, the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). The hazard map shows that the annual … Continue reading
Posted in Radioactivity Measurements - Opening Page
Tagged Bq/m, Chernobyl, Current Radioactivity, Europe, evacuation zone, fallout, Fukushima, hazard map, http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, Japan, Kyodo, mainichi, map, maps, National Nuclear Security Administration, NHK, NNSA, nnsa hazard map, radiation, radiation levels, radioactivity, radioactivity measurements, TEPCO, Yuhei Sato
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