COVERUP AT EPA: Live Public DATA- Negligence or Incompetence?

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Radioactive 133-Xenon Gas here

DMSO

I'll take a stab at this one...

So what if the radioactive particles all rained down and are 'safe' now, like they say it is on page three in 1st link.
That info I accessed was labeled mar 18...They are five days behind current measurements. Xenon-133 is used by oncologists to battle cancer- in a controlled environment. This stuff is floating around up to a 3m ceiling.

And this DMSO is unavailable to me as far as I can tell...



New updated page...mar 21-11 Scroll to the end; Iodione 131>>>>Cesium 137>>>>Xenon 133
permanent release

reply to post by BecauseiSaidso


My my, what a brave little child you are.

Go back and read your own link. Reading comprehension much?

Reading back through the thread for a bit. Serious concern time:

If any of you who "registered" for the EPA site suffer negative repercussions, sound off and we'll try to get help.

Second, if registering gives you good treatment from EPA, let us know (in a few weeks, when you're sure).

Salutes to the ATS'ers who registered-- our thoughts are with you, sincere thanks for courage.

To get in to the EPA Public Site if your browser is blocking images and graphs:


For Chrome:

Click your upper-right corner wrench icon;
Click OPTIONS on the drop-down list;
Click UNDER THE HOOD on the left side;
Scroll down to SECURITY;
Check Use TLS 1.0
Do not uncheck USE SSL 3.0
Close toolbox window.

Fix for Windows and Firefox HERE.

Open this address to test: RADNET PUBLIC and be sure to scroll down- the map is at the bottom of the page.

If that works, go to Japanese Nuclear Emergency and surf away.

This INCREASES your security and then Rad Net Public will display properly. Technical: Transport Layer Security

reply to post by favouriteslave


Sometimes it's the dumbest smart guy hour : here you go

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