flamingdem
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Thu Apr-21-11 06:14 PM
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New EPA data shows iodine-131 in Los Angeles tap water |
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Thu Apr-21-11 06:21 PM
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1. The bottled water companies are lovin' it. |
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No matter their supply may be compromised as well. People will flood to stores to drink from their corporatized taps.
And they'll use the profits to corporatize more sources.
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Thu Apr-21-11 06:26 PM
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2. I know very few people who are reacting to this information |
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since so far it's mostly on alternative sites and people are still buying milk so ..
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Thu Apr-21-11 06:59 PM
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3. Under the Republican budget |
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We won't have to worry about these levels because they will defund the monitoring.
Problem solved!
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Thu Apr-21-11 07:07 PM
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4. I'm not sure this requires much of a reaction |
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Yes, it's better not to have I-131 in drinking water than to have it. But the biggest value in the table was 1.6 picocuries per liter, or 0.06 Bq/liter, from a late March sample in Chattanooga. The environmental damage caused by buying bottled water instead surely swamps the (nonzero but small) health risk posed by this barely detectable concentration of I-131.
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Thu Apr-21-11 07:08 PM
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5. Looks like it flew right over L.A. to Columbus OH, then came back again. |
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Doesn't taste bad, actually. Hints of melon and walnuts.
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