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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
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