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In reply to the discussion: Fukushima radioactive waters to hit US any day now [View all]RobertEarl
(13,685 posts)69. OMG. You? Again?
You have nothing. No science. The satellites show an anomaly of heated water off the coast of Japan. I did have debates on those threads and only nuke supporters debated the satellite data. And were crushed.
There was not one honest vocal critic of nukes that argued against me. Just like this thread. But the personal attacks devoid of science, like your post here, is typical of those who will do and say anything to protect the nuke industry.
We know nuclear power plant radiation kills. We know we have never had so much nuclear power plant radiation escape containment like we have from Fukushima. There is much to be concerned about.
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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