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Gay Sheffield, NOAA Sea Grant (US Dept. of Commerce) marine advisory agent, July 2014 at 31:00 in (emphasis added): “I’m here in Bering Strait and I know there’s people [on this call] from all over the state, so they may not be familiar with some of our events. Right after Fukushima blew, we had, and still sort of have… an unusual mortality event with four species of seals in this region, all the way from Bristol Bay, up to Barrow (the Russian side), and all the way into Canada… A lot of people were curious, because we have never been able to find an infectious disease. A lot of people were concerned and worried that this Fukushima radiation had some effect… Fukushima is a big concern in this region… Fukushima is always on people’s minds… Here’s the cover of the Nome Nugget, that’s our newspaper here, and the top story was the lack of radiation monitoring was really annoying people — that we had nothing, nothing was being done. It was a concern all the time on people’s minds — with the seals, with the birds, and what not… it was making the front news of the paper. I hope that lets others know that the concern people have in Western Alaska… it’s a big thing.”
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originally posted by: starlitestarbrite
It's such a huge concern but the only time I ever hear anyone mention it
is on ATS. For years absolutely zero talk on the news I don't get it.
This has been on my mind since it happened ...... We still talk about the Chernobyl disaster we have movies, documentaries etc. What are they not telling us and why do they sweep it under the rug, concerning.
that we had nothing, nothing was being done. It was a concern all the time on people’s minds — with the seals, with the birds, and what not… it was making the front news of the paper. I hope that lets others know that the concern people have in Western Alaska
originally posted by: TechniXcality
a reply to: Profusion
Would it be hyperbolic of me to say we are all gonna die!!!
No really we are eventually anyway.
It's such a huge concern but the only time I ever hear anyone mention it
is on ATS. For years absolutely zero talk on the news I don't get it.
originally posted by: TechniXcality
a reply to: Profusion
Would it be hyperbolic of me to say we are all gonna die!!!
No really we are eventually anyway.
originally posted by: TechniXcality
a reply to: Chrisfishenstein
No you draw that conclusion not me. I was pointing to the nature of the thread not to not giving a # about our environment that's where your head went not mine. Concluding # then making statements like 'you people' is offensive.
originally posted by: TechniXcality
a reply to: Chrisfishenstein
Dude save the environment yes! I agree, is the radiation from Fukushima the worst and most pressing matter at this moment. Would you like me to stand here in awe and just scream, I acknowledge it's importance I also acknowledge the hyperbole surrounding it.