EPA posts latest radiation data: Cesium-137 in Delaware drinking water above “Maximum Contaminant

EPA posts latest radiation data: Cesium-137 in Delaware drinking water above “Maximum Contaminant Level”

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I found this headline out of the blue when I happened upon ENENEWS Energy News by accident. I'm shaking my head, I don't know what to think.

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Have you looked into what the Epa says about it at all or did you stop your research with that one headline.

Investigate further and you might uncover an explanation.

Originally posted by kro32
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Have you looked into what the Epa says about it at all or did you stop your research with that one headline.

Investigate further and you might uncover an explanation.

No, I can't find anything yet on the EPA website. I am still looking for more info on it.

Originally posted by RoyalBlue

EPA posts latest radiation data: Cesium-137 in Delaware drinking water above “Maximum Contaminant Level”

enenews.com...

I found this headline out of the blue when I happened upon ENENEWS Energy News by accident. I'm shaking my head, I don't know what to think.

Just a headline and no article? That place is way to close to home for me not know how and where this radiation came from! Balderdash I say!

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Here's the link that was on the page. It goes to the drinking water analysis.

and this is how you can manufacture
a zombie apocalypse through the
drinking water. they did warn us.

4.1 pCi/L is not above MCL. Not even close.

The EPA-mandated maximum contaminant level (MCL) for Cs-137 in drinking water is 200 picocuries per liter (pCi/L).

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