The man who trades freedom for security does not deserve nor will he ever receive either. – Benjamin Franklin
– 3,000Bq/kg from Japanese radish (Fukushima Diary, Feb. 13, 2012):
Fukushima local government measured 3,000 Bq/Kg of cesium from dried Japanese radish produced in Fukushima.
They have already sold 102 bags of them (50g per bag) at 5 street shops, Fukushima prefecture requested Japan agricultural cooperatives to pick them up and stop distributing.
Read moreRadishes Sold In Fukushima Pref. Contain 3,000Bq/Kg Of Radioactive Cesium
Google translation (Original article in Italian below.):
– Bad weather: Coldiretti, code red for agriculture in Tuscany (Libero, Feb. 9, 2012):
Florence, February 9 – (Adnkronos) – blizzard comes and farmers tremble. Sale in Tuscany concern for agricultural production already ‘put to the test by a week of freezing temperatures. The worsening weather conditions expected over the weekend and announced the arrival of the dreaded snow storm and icy Baltic carry the warning level on the code red.
” We are very worried – admits Tulio Marcelli, Regional Chair Coldiretti Tuscany – Snow and ‘definitely a problem, but the cold may’ be a very dangerous factor for agricultural production. In general, for many crops on our land as olive trees and vines from frost damage to equipment and will be visible and measurable only at the vegetative growth, therefore, to date, and ‘difficult to make an analysis of some of the entity’ of the damage. The sudden drop in temperature, for a period so ‘long, can’ do much harm.”
Meanwhile Coldiretti Tuscany (info at www.toscana.coldiretti.it) certifies already ‘some situations scattered’ throughout the region of strong critical ‘where the production of seasonal vegetables grown in open fields (see sprouts, cabbage, artichokes and in general, leafy vegetables like lettuce, radicchio, endive, borage, spinach, chicory) and ‘lost with rates of up to 50%, the cold has also affected the product already’ harvest and during storage.
Read more‘Code Red For Agriculture In Tuscany’ (Libero): Loss Rates Of Up To 50 Percent!
– Death toll rises as big cold freezes Europe (DPA/Sydney Morning Herald – ?Feb 11, 2012?):
Freezing temperatures left thousands of people stranded without power in the Balkans and elsewhere in Europe on Saturday, as the death toll from one of the coldest winters in years continued to rise.
In Montenegro, the government declared a state of emergency 24 hours into a blizzard that dumped another two metres of snow across the country and cut off access to northern regions. The death toll was expected to rise from three when rescuers reach isolated areas.
In Serbia, the authorities reported three new deaths, raising the overall death toll for the country to 19. An estimated 50,000 people remain isolated in remote villages. The energy situation has become critical, prompting the government to extend a two-day holiday next week to five days, keeping schools closed and cut the power supply to non-essential factories.
In Croatia, an average of 50 centimetres of snow were expected to fall during the weekend, while powerful winds blowing from the sea forced local road authorities to close some sections of the Adriatic highway.
Many villages in mountainous regions in Bosnia have been cut off since the start of the cold spell, nearly two weeks ago.
Temperatures dropped to as low as -32C in Poland’s southern Bieszczady Mountains, while eight people died in house fires, police said.
A further eight people died in Romania, the health ministry said, raising the overall death toll to 65. Tens of thousands of people remained isolated in the south, where the army, police and firefighters were trying to clear access routes and distribute food and water.
Heavy snowfall also hit many parts of Italy – especially its central and southern regions – where six recent deaths have been linked to the cold weather. Several remote villages in the central Marche and Umbria regions remained cut off as a result of unusually high snow levels.
In north-eastern Trieste, at least 10 people were injured when winds with speeds of more than 130 km/h lashed the Adriatic port city. The poor weather forced the cancellation of flights and Serie A football matches.
In northern Bulgaria, trains could not make their way through the deep snow, which the wind has blown on the railways, state radio reported.
The Bulgarian section of the Danube was completely frozen on Saturday, the national Agency for Maintenance of the Danube River said. The Bulgarian Maritime Administration has banned all navigation in the Bulgaria section, including ferries to Romania.
– europe snow blocks in tens of thousands (AFP/Pakistan Daily Times – ?Feb 11, 2012?):
* Death toll from Europe’s big freeze rises past 550
BELGRADE: Snow drifts reaching up to rooftops kept tens of thousands of villagers prisoners in their own homes Saturday as the death toll from Europe’s big freeze rose past 550.
– January freeze reduces California Navel, mandarin crops (Western Farm Press, Feb. 7, 2012):
Two nights of frigid temperatures in mid January across portions of California’s Fresno and Madera counties nipped the 2011-2012 Navel and mandarin citrus crops by an estimated 10 percent to 25 percent.
The Jan. 16-18 freeze event hit northern Fresno County and Madera County the hardest with as much as a 40 percent to 100 percent crop loss in the coldest locations in those counties.
“We estimate 10 percent of the Navel crop and 15 to 20 percent of the mandarin crop have been affected by the freezing temperatures,” said Bob Blakely, director of grower services with California Citrus Mutual, Exeter, Calif.
Read moreJanuary Freeze Severely Damaged California Navel, Mandarin crops
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– Europe’s Danube freezes over, cold snap toll at 460 (ZEENEWS, Feb. 11, 2012):
Belgrade: Thick ice closed vast swathes of the Danube on Thursday, crippling shipping on Europe’s busiest waterway, as the death toll from bitter cold across the continent rose to at least 460.
As it has every day for nearly two weeks, the brutal cold claimed lives in several countries and killed dozens more in weather-related accidents.
The 2,860-kilometre Danube, which flows through 10 countries and is vital for transport, power, irrigation, industry and fishing, was wholly or partially blocked from Austria to its mouth on the Black Sea.
Don’t miss:
– Prof. Kazuyuki Kita (Jan. 2012): Radioactive Pollen May Increase Radiation To April 2011 Levels
– Cesium pollen started attacking Tokyo (Fukushima Diary, Feb. 9, 2012):
Cesium pollen has finally started attacking Tokyo, Saitama, and Kagoshima on 2/9/2012.
Read moreTokyo ‘Attacked’ By Radioactive Pollen, Estimated To Contain 250Bq/g Of Cesium
– Japanese gov is putting penalty on farmers who quit farming for the risk of radiation (Fukushima Diary, Feb. 9, 2012):
Farmers who quit growing vegetables not to spread the radiation is pressed by the government.
In Dateshi Fukushima, agricultural committee belonging to Date city government defined the farms as abandoned farm where the owner stopped farming not to grow radioactive crops.
When the farm is defined as abandoned farm, the owner can no longer obtain new and cleaner farm. This seems to be a pressure for the farmers to grow crops even though there is a risk of radiation.The air dose is 3 microSv/h in the farm of Dateshi, which is 20mSv/y. Farmers can’t even farm for the risk of breathing hot particles.
According to Agricultural Land Act, when natural disaster hits the farm, it is not defined as abandoned farm. Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan states generally speaking, this case would be categorized as natural diaster. However, agricultural committee, which is given the right to define, talks, it would be unfair if they don’t define it except for “highly radioactive” hot spots.Read moreFascist Japanese Government Bullies Farmers Who Refuse to Grow Radioactive Food
There are NO safe levels of radiation.
Flashback:
– Over 30% Of Tested Fukushima Children Have Thyroid Lumps
– (Complete English Translation): Dr. Dörte Siedentopf, MD: ‘The Worst Thing Is That Authorities Haven’t Learned Anything From Chernobyl’ – ‘I Am Speechless About The Handling Of The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster’ – ‘The People Have Been Systematically Lied To’ – ‘One Can Only Feel Helpless Rage’
– 2077 Bq/Kg of Radioactive Cesium from Dried Shiitake “Made in Japan” (EX-SKF, Feb. 9, 2012):
Sure. Iwate Prefecture is Japan alright. Since the company who packaged the dried shiitake claims it has mixed shiitake harvested in different parts of Japan (never mind that they did say the shiitake are mostly from Iwate Prefecture), the label can claim “made in Japan”.
The photo is from the press release from Yokohama City. (Click to enlarge.)
From Sankei Shinbun Kanto local version (2/9/2012):
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7 packets of dried shiitake mushrooms with radioactive cesium 4 times the provisional safety standard sold in Yokohama supermarket
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– Fukushima local gov is dumping radioactive mud from decontamination to Abukuma river (Fukushima Diary, Feb. 8, 2012):
Following up this article ..Snowmelt will carry the radiation stocked in mountain
Fukushima local government is dumping the radioactive mud to the nearest major river, Abukuma gawa.
Basin area is 5,400km2. More than 1,389,000 people use the water, runs for 239 km.
@chummiboy
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A Fukushima citizen watched lots of trucks go to Abukuma river at night. They came to the river to dump tones of the radioactive mud made from decontamination. He was terrified to think he has to drink the water from the river, decided to evacuate Fukushima.
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More info:
Read moreFukushima Government Dumps Tons Of Radioactive Mud Into Abukuma River At Night
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Flashback:
– What happened to global warming? The warmest year recorded globally was 1998 (BBC News, Oct.9, 2009):
This headline may come as a bit of a surprise, so too might that fact that the warmest year recorded globally was not in 2008 or 2007, but in 1998.
Original article (Google translation down below.):
– Die CO2-Lüge „Seit 12 Jahren ist die Erd-Erwärmung gestoppt!“ (BILD, Feb. 7, 2012):
Von PROF. FRITZ VAHRENHOLT und DR. SEBASTIAN LÜNING
Wirbelstürme! Biblische Fluten! Forscher warnen vor dem Klima-Kollaps! Doch Hamburgs Ex-Umweltsenator Fritz Vahrenholt und seine Mitautoren geben in einem neuen Buch* Entwarnung.
Heute Teil 2 der BILD-Serie: Der Einfluss der Ozeane auf unser Wetter
Global warming is a scam. (All links down below.)
The sun
Original BILD article here:
– Globale Erwärmung: Die CO2-Lüge: Renommiertes Forscher-Team behauptet: Die Klima-Katastrophe ist Panik-Mache der Politik (BILD, Feb. 6, 2012):
Von PROF. WERNER WEBER (TU Dortmund)
Steht die Menschheit vor einer selbstgemachten Klima-Katastrophe? Oder ist die globale Erwärmung nur eine große CO2-Lüge hysterischer Wissenschaftler? Ein Autorenteam um Hamburgs Ex-Umweltsenator Fritz Vahrenholt* gibt Entwarnung!
Die Klima-Katastrophe sei die Erfindung von Politikern und UN-Wetterforschern! In Wahrheit sei die Sonne mindestens genauso verantwortlich für die Temperaturschwankungen der Erde wie CO2! Exklusiv für BILD haben die Autoren ihre Thesen zusammengefasst.
Teil 1: Was der Weltklimarat der UNO verschweigt
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Wir schlittern also in eine jahrzehntelange SonnenFLAUTE hinein.
‘NoTricksZone’ has some info and translation of the article (Google translation of the entire article below.):
– Body Blow To German Global Warming Movement! Major Media Outlets Unload On “CO2 Lies!”
“THE CO2 LIES … pure fear-mongering … should we blindly trust the experts?”
That’s what Germany’s leading daily Bild (see photo) wrote in its print and online editions today, on the very day that renowned publisher Hoffmann & Campe officially released a skeptic book – one written by a prominent socialist and environmental figure.
– Italy struggles under record cold snap (Press TV, Feb 8, 2012):
Italy has been hit by the most intense cold wave of the last 70 years. Freezing temperatures took the death toll across the country to over 40.In some inland Northern areas temperatures have reached minus 25 degrees Celsius while snow keeps falling relentlessly.
Read moreItaly Hit By The Most Intense Cold Wave Of The Last 70 Years
– The Himalayas and nearby peaks have lost no ice in past 10 years, study shows ( Guardian, Feb. 8, 2012):
The world’s greatest snow-capped peaks, which run in a chain from the Himalayas to Tian Shan on the border of China and Kyrgyzstan, have lost no ice over the last decade, new research shows.
The discovery has stunned scientists, who had believed that around 50bn tonnes of meltwater were being shed each year and not being replaced by new snowfall.
Read moreStudy: The Himalayas And Nearby Peaks Have Lost NO ICE In Past 10 Years
And L’Aquila and Trasacco are damn far south and close to Rome!
– Wolves scavenge as Italians take shelter from biting cold (ABC News/AFP, Feb 8, 2012):
Wolves scavenged in isolated snow-covered villages, the canals in Venice froze over, and the death toll rose to 30 as freezing weather continued across Italy on Tuesday.
Snow kept falling in the north of Italy, with temperatures dropping to minus 25 degrees Celsius in Marcesina on the shores of Lake Garda, and there was black ice in Calabria and Sardegna in the south.
Read moreWolves Scavenge As Italians Warn Of Food Shortages And Take Shelter From Biting Cold
– Russian scientists reach lake under Antarctica (MSNBC, Feb. 8, 2012)
…
At 160 miles (250 kilometers) long and 30 miles (50 kilometers) wide, Lake Vostok is similar in size to Lake Ontario. It is kept from freezing into a solid block by the more than two-mile-thick crust of ice across it that acts like a blanket, keeping in heat generated by geothermal energy underneath.
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”Is An Unsuspecting Public Being Sacrificed?’
YES!!!
Which is exactly why I post EVERYDAY all these news in regards to the Fukushima meltdowns.
– Fukushima – 350 Times Maximum Annual Radiation Dose Permissible? (Veterans Today, Feb. 8, 2012):
Is an Unsuspecting Public Being Sacrificed?
350 Times the Maximum Annual Radiation Dose Permissible 40 mSv Hour Mainichi Daily News 20120121(San Francisco) A recent headline on the six crippled Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Reactors read: “40 microSv/h detected from radioactive gravel site used for schools, homes — Measured one meter above source,” Jan 21, 2012.
I asked Physicist Dr. Paolo Scampa, PhD. of the AIPRI Blog fame, what this translates to for everyday people, their kids and families. The Fukushima nuclear tragedy is still going on after 335 days as of Wed, Feb 08, 2012 affecting the entire world.
US Imperial Unit Measurements
Dr. Scampa stated:
“An absorbed dose of 40 microSievert/hour at one Meter or about 39 inches above the ground, means a radioactive deposit creating an average of 12,330,000.00 Cesium 137 nuclear explosions per second (Becquerels) for every 39 inches square over much of the Northern Hemisphere.
Further, the radiation is spreading rapidly through the air. The Earth’s surface is covered with many deadly radioactive isotopes from the six crippled Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Reactors.”
“This is 22 times more Radiation than the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) decreed for the Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor Disaster Exclusion Zone when they said everyone had to leave.
In Chernobyl the radioactivity level was 555,000.00 radioactive molecular nuclear explosions per second per 39 square inches.”
By contrast, delusional Japanese “public officials” declared deadly radioactive areas a simple Picnic and Recreation Grounds, thus sacrificing in place an unsuspecting public.
Dr Scampa concluded:
“This amount for a 39 square inch reading is, in fact, situated between a minimum deposit of 2.96 Million radioactive molecular nuclear explosions per 39 square inches of very energetic gamma rays from radioactive elements such as Cobalt 60 or Rubidium 90 on the low side; and, the maximum is a deposit of 74 Million radioactive molecular nuclear explosions per 39 square inches for low energy gamma rays from radioactive elements such as Uranium 238.
A single particle of this fuel stuck in the human body is about 350 times the Maximum Annual Radiation Dose Permissible.”
Metric Unit Measurements
Dr Scampa:
“An absorbed dose of 40,0 microSieverts/hour at 1 meter above ground means an average deposit of 1,233E7 Bq/m2 of Cs137 (0,661 MeV.) This is 22 times greater than the IAEA Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor Disaster Exclusion Zone value of 555,000 Bq/m2.
This amount for 1 meter above the ground is, in fact, situated between a maximum deposit of 7,400E7 Bq/m2 for low energy gamma rays from radioactive elements such as Uranium 238 (0,0495 MeV) and a minimum deposit of 2,960E6 Bq/m2 of very energetic gamma rays from radioactive elements such as Cobalt 60 (2,55 MeV) or Rubidium 90 (0,881 – 4,2 MeV).
A single particle of this fuel immobilised in the body corresponds to 350 times the Maximum Annual Radiation Dose Permissible.
By contrast, delusional Japanese “public officials” declared deadly radioactive areas just a simple Picnic and Recreation Ground; thus sacrificing in place an unsuspecting public.”
Ref.:
– UCB Milk Sampling Results (Department of Nuclear Engineering UCB ):
| Best By Date | Sample Volume | I131 | I132 | Cs134 | Cs137 | Te132 | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liters | Bq/L (liters**) | Bq/L (liters**) | Bq/L (liters**) | Bq/L (liters**) | Bq/L (liters**) | ||
| 03/25/2011 20:31 | 0.946 | less than MDA [MDA=0.93] |
less than MDA [MDA=27.73] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.15] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.34] |
less than MDA [MDA=12.65] |
data |
| 04/04/2011 12:00 | 1 | 0.54±0.10 [MDA=0.35] (5.0e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=1.99] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.32] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.29] |
1.46±0.29 [MDA=1.16] (1.7e+04) |
data |
| 04/08/2011 06:14 | 3.45 | 0.24±0.05 [MDA=0.20] (1.1e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=2.43] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.08] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.20] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.66] |
data |
| 04/11/2011 00:00 | 3.45 | 0.56±0.07 [MDA=0.28] (4.8e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.94] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.24] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.29] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.57] |
data |
| 04/14/2011 00:00 | 3.45 | 0.61±0.06 [MDA=0.18] (4.5e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.50] |
0.07±0.02 [MDA=0.07] (3.3e+04) |
0.09±0.02 [MDA=0.08] (2.9e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.25] |
data |
| 04/16/2011 10:53 | 3.45 | 0.48±0.05 [MDA=0.17] (5.6e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.51] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.08] |
0.15±0.03 [MDA=0.12] (1.8e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.27] |
data |
| 04/18/2011 07:18 | 3.45 | 0.82±0.08 [MDA=0.11] (3.3e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.31] |
0.14±0.02 [MDA=0.10] (1.8e+04) |
0.19±0.03 [MDA=0.12] (1.4e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.11] |
data |
| 04/21/2011 12:51 | 3.45 | 1.14±0.11 [MDA=0.12] (2.4e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.29] |
0.39±0.04 [MDA=0.08] (6.2e+03) |
0.43±0.04 [MDA=0.10] (6.3e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.19] |
data |
| 04/28/2011 09:21 | 3.45 | 0.51±0.05 [MDA=0.17] (5.3e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.50] |
0.43±0.04 [MDA=0.10] (5.7e+03) |
0.44±0.04 [MDA=0.10] (6.1e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.32] |
data |
| 05/02/2011 06:22 | 3.45 | 0.52±0.05 [MDA=0.10] (5.2e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.39] |
0.39±0.04 [MDA=0.09] (6.3e+03) |
0.55±0.05 [MDA=0.10] (4.9e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.10] |
data |
| 05/02/2011 06:40 | 3.45 | 0.49±0.06 [MDA=0.27] (5.5e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=4.68] |
0.41±0.04 [MDA=0.05] (5.9e+03) |
0.52±0.05 [MDA=0.06] (5.1e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=2.63] |
data |
| 05/09/2011 12:00 | 3.45 | less than MDA [MDA=0.18] |
less than MDA [MDA=2.58] |
0.29±0.03 [MDA=0.05] (8.4e+03) |
0.34±0.03 [MDA=0.06] (7.9e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=1.02] |
data |
| 05/16/2011 09:32 | 3.45 | less than MDA [MDA=0.23] |
less than MDA [MDA=1.45] |
0.19±0.02 [MDA=0.07] (1.3e+04) |
0.29±0.03 [MDA=0.08] (9.4e+03) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.64] |
data |
| 05/19/2011 08:20 | 3.45 | less than MDA [MDA=0.15] |
less than MDA [MDA=2.34] |
0.16±0.02 [MDA=0.08] (1.5e+04) |
0.23±0.02 [MDA=0.07] (1.2e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.85] |
data |
| 05/23/2011 07:26 | 3.45 | less than MDA [MDA=0.13] |
less than MDA [MDA=1.13] |
0.15±0.02 [MDA=0.08] (1.6e+04) |
0.24±0.02 [MDA=0.07] (1.1e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.74] |
data |
| 05/26/2011 11:03 | 3.45 | less than MDA [MDA=0.21] |
less than MDA [MDA=4.63] |
0.15±0.03 [MDA=0.11] (1.6e+04) |
0.24±0.02 [MDA=0.10] (1.1e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=1.12] |
data |
| 05/30/2011 07:26 | 3.45 | less than MDA [MDA=0.26] |
less than MDA [MDA=2.69] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.07] |
0.20±0.03 [MDA=0.13] (1.3e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.64] |
data |
| 06/06/2011 05:55 | 1.24 | less than MDA [MDA=0.11] |
less than MDA [MDA=1.29] |
0.08±0.01 [MDA=0.05] (3.2e+04) |
0.12±0.02 [MDA=0.07] (2.2e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.23] |
data |
| 06/09/2011 08:24 | 1.24 | less than MDA [MDA=0.13] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.74] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.05] |
0.14±0.03 [MDA=0.13] (1.9e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.33] |
data |
| 06/20/2011 06:52 | 1.24 | less than MDA [MDA=0.09] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.93] |
0.15±0.02 [MDA=0.09] (1.6e+04) |
0.09±0.02 [MDA=0.06] (3.0e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.32] |
data |
| 06/27/2011 05:53 | 1.24 | less than MDA [MDA=0.10] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.58] |
0.06±0.01 [MDA=0.05] (3.9e+04) |
0.12±0.02 [MDA=0.08] (2.3e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.28] |
data |
| 07/07/2011 11:43 | 1.24 | less than MDA [MDA=0.11] |
less than MDA [MDA=1.79] |
0.11±0.02 [MDA=0.07] (2.3e+04) |
0.13±0.02 [MDA=0.08] (2.2e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.45] |
data |
| 07/16/2011 12:55 | 1.24 | less than MDA [MDA=0.18] |
less than MDA [MDA=3.09] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.08] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.07] |
less than MDA [MDA=1.15] |
data |
| 07/21/2011 13:25 | 1.24 | less than MDA [MDA=0.21] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.97] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.11] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.13] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.61] |
data |
| 07/28/2011 05:37 | 1.24 | less than MDA [MDA=0.12] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.63] |
0.14±0.02 [MDA=0.09] (1.8e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.10] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.44] |
data |
| 08/04/2011 08:30 | 1.24 | less than MDA [MDA=0.11] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.61] |
0.11±0.02 [MDA=0.07] (2.1e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.07] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.41] |
data |
| 08/11/2011 08:26 | 1.24 | less than MDA [MDA=0.11] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.59] |
0.11±0.02 [MDA=0.09] (2.2e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.11] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.42] |
data |
| 08/22/2011 07:18 | 1.66 | less than MDA [MDA=0.14] |
less than MDA [MDA=2.61] |
0.047±0.010 [MDA=0.041] (5.2e+04) |
0.052±0.013 [MDA=0.044] (5.2e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=1.84] |
data |
| 09/12/2011 10:43 | 1.81 | less than MDA [MDA=0.062] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.300] |
0.055±0.010 [MDA=0.042] (4.4e+04) |
0.059±0.013 [MDA=0.046] (4.6e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.219] |
data |
| 09/29/2011 11:04 | 1.81 | less than MDA [MDA=0.060] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.121] |
0.080±0.010 [MDA=0.039] (3.0e+04) |
0.101±0.013 [MDA=0.045] (2.7e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.107] |
data |
| 10/01/2011 09:39 | 1.81 | less than MDA [MDA=0.091] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.353] |
0.059±0.008 [MDA=0.034] (4.1e+04) |
0.076±0.013 [MDA=0.045] (3.6e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.300] |
data |
| 10/10/2011 11:43 | 1.81 | less than MDA [MDA=0.153] |
less than MDA [MDA=2.19] |
0.056±0.010 [MDA=0.044] (4.4e+04) |
0.088±0.015 [MDA=0.049] (3.1e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=2.02] |
data |
| 12/29/2011 07:54 | 1.81 | less than MDA [MDA=0.053] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.131] |
0.068±0.011 [MDA=0.044] (3.6e+04) |
0.075±0.015 [MDA=0.052] (3.6e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.126] |
data |
| 02/16/2012 10:55 | 1.81 | less than MDA [MDA=0.060] |
less than MDA [MDA=0.159] |
0.052±0.011 [MDA=0.045] (4.6e+04) |
0.115±0.016 [MDA=0.053] (2.4e+04) |
less than MDA [MDA=0.228] |
data |
Cesium-134 at 0.052 Bq/L
Cesium-137 at 0.115 Bq/L
Radioactive Cesium = 0.167 bq/L = 4.526 picocuries/L
EPA’s maximum contaminant limit is 3.0 picocuries/L.
Jeff McMahon, Contributor:
Yes, David, I know. Very complicated to explain. EPA lumps these gamma and beta emitters together under one collective MCL, so if you’re seeing cesium-137 in your milk or water, the MCL is 3.0 picocuries per liter; if you’re seeing iodine-131, the MCL is 3.0; if you’re seeing cesium-137 and iodine-131, the MCL is still 3.0.
Flashback:
– “Backup” Tokyo (Capital of Japan) to Be Considered Somewhere in Japan to Preserve Government Functions in Case of Disaster (EX-SKF, Feb. 8, 2012):
Locations already jockeying for the front-runner position to become a “backup” capital include Hokkaido, Osaka, and Fukuoka.
There they go again, looking for another construction boom in the land of earthquakes, tsunamis and nuclear accidents.
From Jiji Tsushin (2/8/2012):
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Democratic Party of Japan to consider backing up of the capital functions
Just DON’T eat ANY kind of seaweed!
Even before the Gulf of Mexico disaster and Fukushima I advised people NOT to eat any kind of seafood.
See also:
– Hanford, WA: 89 SIEVERTS Per Hour Detected In Soil Only 1,000 Feet From Columbia River!!!
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On 5 Feb 2012, I measured radiation around Kashiwa High School, Kashiwa city, Chiba pref. Japan.
The monitor indicates 0.29 micro Sievert per hour in air at chest hight, 6.20 on road side near a bicycle parking lot for students.
The monitorinig place is aprrox. 200 km from Fukushima Nuclear power plant, and 25 or 30 km for the center of Tokyo.
Measuring instrument is made of Ukraine, ECOTEST MKS-05.
6.20?Sv/h ??????? ?????????
More info:
Read moreKashiwa City High School: 6.20 MicroSieverts/Hour At Bike Lot (Video)
These criminals are distributing POTASSIUM IODIDE TABLETS NOW, when it is WAY TOO LATE???
– Over 30% Of Tested Fukushima Children Have Thyroid Lumps
Prof. Hayakawa of Gunma University:
‘If you don’t educate yourself now and fast, you’ll die.’
– Mr. Koide “There might be somewhere hotter than 100?” (Fukushima Diary, Feb. 7, 2012):
On the press conference of 2/7 AM, Tepco announced they ended up injecting 1094 Kg of boric acid to reactor 2 though they were planning to inject 960Kg.
At this moment, Nuclear Safety Commission stated they need to distribute potassium iodide tablet to the citizens in 30km area or even 50km area for possible nuclear accident. They say it is because they couldn’t give potassium iodide tablet to people in 311, but you can’t help questioning, why now ?
Mr. Koide talked on the radio show “Tanemaki journal” like below.
The actual problem is there is not even the way to know what’s going on inside of the container vessel.
Probably the fuel is as melted as mud. It’s attached to everywhere in the vessel, and the place that the mud is attached gets heated.
If they increase the water amount, the mud may move and the new place may get heated again.
so some place may get cool but other place may get extremely hot. so other places where no heat gauge is near may be over 100?.Even robot can’t get into the vessel. We can not see inside of the vessel for longer than several decades.
More info:
From the article:
“If you burn firewood with 468 becquerels/kg of radioactive cesium, it will result in ashes with 85,176 becquerels/kg of radioactive cesium (468 x 182). Even by the lax “standard” of the Ministry of the Environment, you wouldn’t be able to bury these ashes in a regular dump, not to mention using it in your garden. You certainly wouldn’t want to use them in your noodles, because the transfer rate from the ashes to the noodles seems rather high from the example in the article.”
– #Radioactive Okinawa Noodles and Pizzas from Radioactive Ashes from Radioactive Firewood from Fukushima (EX-SKF, Feb. 7, 2012):
Radiation’s reach is indeed long. Okinawa is as far away as you can get in Japan from Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant, and there has hardly been any radioactive fallout. Maybe because of that, businesses in Okinawa don’t seem to be much concerned about radioactive contamination in goods.
Here’s an example of some Okinawa restaurants having bought firewood from (of all places) Fukushima Prefecture via a distributor in Gifu Prefecture who clearly thought it could get away with it; one of the restaurants made the traditional “Okinawa Soba (noodle)” using the ashes from the radioactive firewood, and has already served the noodles to the customers.
As usual, the familiar refrain from the government officials: “There is no effect on health.” They might as well add “Just keep on smiling.”
From Okinawa Times (2/8/2012):
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Okinawa Prefecture announced on February 7 that 4 restaurants in Okinawa have used firewood from Fukushima Prefecture, and in one of the restaurant the maximum 468 becquerels/kg of radioactive cesium was detected from the firewood, which is about 11 times the level of the national safety limit for radioactive cesium in firewood (40 becquerels/kg). In another restaurant, 39,960 becquerels/kg of radioactive cesium was detected from the ashes after the firewood was burned, which is about 5 times the level of the national safety limit of 8,000 becquerels/kg. The Okinawa prefectural government says, “For both the consumers and the employees at these restaurants, there is no effect on health at these levels.”
Flashback:
1 rad = 0.01 sieverts
– Plan developed to clean up highly radioactive Hanford spill (Tri-City Herald, Feb. 06, 2012):
Hanford officials have settled on a plan to clean up what may be the most highly radioactive spill at the nuclear reservation.
It depends on calling back into service the 47-year-old, oversized hot cell where the spill occurred to protect workers from the radioactive cesium and strontium that leaked through the hot cell to the soil below.
Radioactivity in the contaminated soil, which is about 1,000 feet from the Columbia River, has been measured at 8,900 rad per hour. Direct exposure for a few minutes would be fatal, according to Washington Closure.
Read moreHanford, WA: 89 SIEVERTS Per Hour Detected In Soil Only 1,000 Feet From Columbia River!!!
– 1,526 Bq/Kg of cesium from Shiitake mushroom sold at a supermarket (Fukushima Diary, Feb. 7, 2012):
An independent researcher measured 1526 Bq/Kg of cesium from Shiitake mushroom.
It was sold at a supermarket in Yokohama.
It’s only labelled as “From Japan”.
The processing factory is here.
