Kelowna Fukishima Fallout

[noneofyourbiz3]

please point out the conspiracy.

[DerKaiser]

please point out the conspiracy.

Some people like to call everything they can't handle a conspiracy. I'm still surprised (or maybe not), at the lack of coverage on this subject in NA.

[kina]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XT6ZCxzW8K4

[noneofyourbiz3]

*removed/Jo*

[noneofyourbiz3]

See the blood red dot above the green one. Thats us. Thats a heavy dose of cesium and all the other radionuclides. Conspiracy...I dont think so!!!!

[Woodenhead]

It's more like fear mongering, but we don't have a forum for that, so this will have to do. Good place for this thread & your ravings, either way.

Rave on.

[noneofyourbiz3]

Conspiracy..lol. oooook.

http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/TopStories/20 ... -4-120519/

http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=28870

http://enenews.com/police-make-arrest-o ... facilities

Page 24-Slide(d)

http://www.ral.ucar.edu/nsap/events/*bleep* ... giyama.pdf

[kompili]

How about the 6.0 today and the 6.4 on the 20th. Looks like a lot trouble happening down there.

[noneofyourbiz3]

Now all around us. This also doesnt factor the explosion of #3 which contained mox fuel(plutonium) which Ive posted the map for. This needs to go back in mainstream mods.

http://enenews.com/just-in-tepco-estima ... becquerels

[kompili]

FUKISHIMA: Petition the UN to urgently act on Reactor No. 4 NOW, before it is too late!

The following is a summary of a release on 6-5-12 from Mike Adams, investigative journalist who established Natural News, which like Avaaz, has a massive global audience of supporters.
”I'm urging you to forward and share these stories and help raise the alarm. Nothing else is important anymore. It doesn't matter who is running for President, what's in the vaccines, or whether GMOs are labeled if our civilization is dead from radiation!”
“Right now, the (Fukishima No 4) reactor's spent fuel pool is just one earthquake away from a structural failure that could set off a chain of events leading to the release of anywhere from 10 times to 85 times the Cesium-137 released in the Chernobyl disaster.”
‘Such circumstances caused one of Japan's former ambassadors to make the following extraordinary statement: "It is no exaggeration to say that the fate of Japan and the whole world depends on No. 4 reactor." - Mitsuhei Murata, Former Japanese Ambassador to Switzerland and Senegal, Executive Director, the Japan Society for Global System and Ethics.
A failure of the reactor -- and the subsequent catastrophic release of Cesium-137 -- would decimate human life across North America, killing off crops, polluting groundwater, causing widespread infant stillbirths and unleashing an explosion in cancer rates. North America could become uninhabitable by humans for centuries.’

http://www.avaaz.org/en/petition/Petiti ... Yfdb&pv=27

[kompili]

Goshi Hosono (細野豪志) , Japan's minister. You would believe him again, after he lied to us before. Whats wrong with people.

[Bejvas]

See the blood red dot above the green one. Thats us. Thats a heavy dose of cesium and all the other radionuclides. Conspiracy...I dont think so!!!!

it is not a conspiracy, just like many other things that are being discussed here for some to make fun and say "this is just a CT talk.... and blah blah blah", but it doesn't matter what is called, unfortunately we're witnessing the biggest nuclear disaster of our times, and there is no way back, probably the reason why the main stream media only touches the subject superficially, can you imagine the panic and migration this would cause if they actually admitted what's happening instead of shutting down measuring radiation levels and raising the considered safe levels or radiation?

[Bejvas]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XT6ZCxzW8K4

I don't think leaving BC will take anybody to a safer place, this disaster is affecting the whole world.

[Bejvas]

I find it funny, or maybe not so funny, that they give the evident news, but always find a way to say it is not dangerous for human consumption.... that's the main stream media at its best!

Japan's radiation found in California bluefin tuna

David Perlman

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

For the first time, scientists have detected radioactivity in fish that have migrated into California waters from the ocean off Japan, where radiation contaminated the sea after explosions tore through the Fukushima nuclear reactors last year.

Radioactive cesium was detected in samples of highly prized Pacific bluefin tuna, but it is well below levels considered unsafe for humans, the scientists say.

The evidence is "unequivocal" that the tuna - caught off San Diego a year ago - were contaminated with radiation from Japan's nuclear disaster, the researchers said.

Virtually all bluefin tuna on the market in the United States is either farmed or caught far from the Fukushima area, so American consumers should not be affected by radiation contamination in their fish, seafood distributors say. The migratory bluefin studied by the researchers were all caught by sport fishermen and were not headed for the market.

Daniel J. Madigan, a marine ecologist at Stanford's Hopkins Marine Station in Pacific Grove (Monterey County), Nicholas Fisher, a marine scientist internationally known as a specialist in radiation hazards at Stony Brook University on Long Island, and Zophia Baumann, a staff scientist in Fisher's laboratory, reported their discovery Monday in the early online edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Unexpected discovery

The finding was wholly unexpected, Madigan said. It came about when he was researching the migratory patterns of bluefin tuna as part of a broader study of Pacific fish migration.

Madigan had collected samples of muscle tissue from 15 2-year-old tuna given to him by San Diego fishermen in August, and when tests detected radioactivity in one sample he sent all 15 samples to Fisher in Long Island, he said.

The young tuna, averaging about 13 pounds apiece, were found to be contaminated with two radioactive forms of the element cesium. Isotopes called cesium-134 and cesium-137 do not exist in nature but are produced only in nuclear explosions such as the weapons tests of the Cold War era.

Before the Fukushima earthquake and tsunami, low levels of the radioactive cesium-137 , which decays to harmlessness only over thousands of years, had been measured in Japanese waters, while the shorter-lived cesium-134 was undetectable, the scientists said. That difference, they said, was crucial in concluding that the radioactive contamination was linked to the Fukushima disaster.

Increased concentrations of radioactivity contaminated nearly 60,000 square miles of the ocean off Japan after workers at Fukushima pumped thousands of tons of seawater over reactors last year to prevent a complete meltdown of the reactor cores.

Fisher said there is one unanticipated benefit from Madigan's discovery of radioactivity in the bluefin tuna. If the cesium isotopes are also detected in other migratory ocean species like turtles, sharks, seals and seabirds, that information should prove valuable as "tracers" that would add fresh details of migratory patterns to what is now gathered by widespread tagging programs, he said.
A new study planned

Meanwhile, Madigan said, he is preparing to collect samples from a new group of bluefin tuna that have recently migrated to the waters off San Diego in order to determine their levels of radioactive cesium.

They will have lived in Fukushima's contaminated ocean for a full year longer than the first fish he collected, and the scientists will seek to know whether radiation levels in the tunas' bodies have increased or decreased, he said.

"We don't think there will be any public health concern from the results of the new tests," Fisher said, "but if we do see any higher concentrations of cesium, we will certainly alert public health agencies again."

In Japan the fatty muscle in the tuna is particularly prized as a delicacy, sliced and eaten raw as sushi. It is very pricey, and early this year a nearly 600-pound Pacific bluefin sold in a Japanese wholesale market for the equivalent of $736,000 - $1,238 a pound.

David Perlman is The San Francisco Chronicle's science editor. E-mail: [email protected]

This article appeared on page C - 1 of the San Francisco Chronicle

Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/05/28/BAB11ON3J4.DTL#ixzz1wK4UcLfo


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[noneofyourbiz3]

Yet remains in a conspiracy thread. Wake up mods.

http://enenews.com/california-tv-seafoo ... ets-better

Dont worry about the rest of the oceans bounty though. Chow down.