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Radiation from Japan rained on Berkeley during recent storms at levels that exceeded drinking water standards by 181 times and has been detected in multiple milk samples, but the U.S. government has still not published any official data on nuclear fallout here from the Fukushima disaster.
Dangers from radiation that is wafting over the United States from the Fukushima power plant disaster and falling with rain have been downplayed by government officials and others, who say its impacts are so fleeting and minor as to be negligible.
Three weeks after the Fukushima nuclear power plant began spewing radiation into the world’s air, the U.S. government still has not revealed the amount of iodine-131 or other radioactive elements that have fallen as precipitation or made their way into milk supplies or drinking water.
Originally posted by Char-Lee
IMy sisters husband is with the EPA in sac ca..I asked her for info, she wrote back about spring bulbs...soooo ?edit on 2-4-2011 by Char-Lee because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by galacticgirl
Originally posted by Char-Lee
IMy sisters husband is with the EPA in sac ca..I asked her for info, she wrote back about spring bulbs...soooo ?edit on 2-4-2011 by Char-Lee because: (no reason given)
I tried talking to my sister about this last night - she's in an area that is getting more precipitated radiation than I am. She thinks I'm an alarmist to even be worried about this. She said "don't worry . . they'll fix it soon". What do you say after that??