I just knew there was a good reason I dont like fish!!
I wonder how this will affect the japanes, isnt fish a big part of their diet?
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I wonder how this will affect the japanes, isnt fish a big part of their diet?
Originally posted by Liberal1984
How can two lost, Japanese, always find each other?
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Hopefully this fish being radioactive will prevent people over-fishing them. World waters are constantly being over-fished, and it’s possible that a decrease in fish consumption (thanks to Fukushima) will prevent too many more of them being fished, thereby enabling them to continue preventing the creation of greenhouse gas methane (from the food fish normally convert into C02).
Worldwide Fukushima has made little impact on fishing since (for one thing) water absorbs radiation better than concrete. Also this fish will only be radioactive because it has eaten food-plankton containing radioactive particles from the plant, and these are likely to be concentrated within only a small area.
Then again: I believe this is an area where Fukushima fear could have a good role to play in getting people to do the right thing i.e. stop eating so many wild fish!
cesium 2,540 times the government's safety standard for foodstuffs, Tokyo Electric Power Co., the plant operator, said Jan. 18. Caught in December, the rockfish had a reading of 254,000 becquerels per kilogram, the largest reading found in seafood since the nuclear disaster of March 2011.
to think deeply of the effects of that stuff and the BP OIL just mixing along with other stuff in the oceans making for a
somewhat chemical stew that secondly is being eaten from?? What is on the minds of many.... Originally posted by speeddr2000
Im thinking with this report maybe this is the reason Japan has been stepping up there fishing near China and China has been pushing them out.
www.nytimes.com...
Originally posted by ldyserenity
reply to post by kdog1982
I never really liked fish from the ocean/bay/gulf, I have always preferred farmed myself. Plus all the mercury there is in the ones from fresh/salt water in this eastern side we have high mercury levels in the seafare, always have. Just to let ya know. If your near the east coast.