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In reply to the discussion: Fukushima radioactive waters to hit US any day now [View all]Octafish
(55,745 posts)56. Did you see this on plutonium?
Release of plutonium isotopes into the environment from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accident: what is known and what needs to be known
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/es402212v
Here's info in a form for non-scientist stupid people like me:
Study: High plutonium-241 activity detected over 30 kilometers from Fukushima plant Additional research suggests long-distance transport of plutonium
http://enenews.com/study-high-plutonium-241-activity-detected-30-kilometers-fukushima-plant
Ha ha. It is to laugh at ignorants, eh, RobertEarl?
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/es402212v
Here's info in a form for non-scientist stupid people like me:
Study: High plutonium-241 activity detected over 30 kilometers from Fukushima plant Additional research suggests long-distance transport of plutonium
http://enenews.com/study-high-plutonium-241-activity-detected-30-kilometers-fukushima-plant
Ha ha. It is to laugh at ignorants, eh, RobertEarl?
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I noticed you skipped an important part of the 1st sentence: But is likely to be harmless
uppityperson
Oct 2013
#2
Can't do scaremongering and say "likely to be harmless" at the same time...nt
SidDithers
Oct 2013
#3
Not attacking you, just trying to figure out what you mean. Your linked article says "harmless" and
uppityperson
Oct 2013
#9
Hello. Would you please answer, seeking clarification here. I won't insult or attack, just
uppityperson
Oct 2013
#18
"He is so over-the-top about it that he has been banned from the Environment and Energy group."
zappaman
Oct 2013
#24
Not all ionizing radiation is the same. Alpha and beta particles are easily shielded against.
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#13
What I've read about the sea stars is local overpopulation leading to fast disease transmission,
uppityperson
Oct 2013
#53
If you want some 'science': debris floats, so part of it is above the surface
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2013
#71
Maybe the starfish deaths along the Northwest coast are related to it?
Baitball Blogger
Oct 2013
#43