The 2015 Fukushima Pinup Calendar - April
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Fukushima monthly fallout now 10 times higher than last September
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Volunteers are operating EPA’s radiation monitors — “Helps the federal agency save money”Nuclear expert: EPA claim that no harmful radiation could reach US is “idiotic” — EPA says “the federal government is monitoring the situation”
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4 of 11 radiation monitors were offline in California — EPA assures everything is OK, but much of the monitoring system broken
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Top UN radiation official claims Fukushima “not expected to have any serious impact on people’s health”
Study Author: California iodine-131 probably double or triple what we reported
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Newspaper: Orange County coastal fish possibly affected by radioactivity — “I would assume it’s there” in the plants and animals off California’s coast says researcherBeware ‘Spring Maximum’ for Radioactive Fallout
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Radioactive rain causes 130 schools in Korea to close — Yet rain in California had 10 TIMES more radioactivity
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April 8, 2013
NOAA: Fukushima contamination possibly affecting sea lion pups — “Radiation is being looked at, just like everything else”
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Canada: Local official advising residents not to drink rainwater after tests find increasing radioactivity — Under pressure from Gov’t to stop testing
Bloomberg: Fukushima a global disaster with huge environmental consequences… like all nuclear catastrophes — UC Berkeley Nuclear Expert: There’s ‘clear and obvious’ consequences from radiation release… citizens should be prepared… ‘cold truth’ is accidents will always occur
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San Francisco Bay Area milk sample has highest amount of Cesium-137 since last June — Almost double EPA’s maximum contaminant level
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April 11, 2013 NYTimes: Fukushima plant unstable says official, concern another accident can’t be prevented — “Vulnerable… Very dangerous”
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Japan official says delay in raising Fukushima to a Level 7 was because “we could have triggered a panicked reaction”
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Vancouver Sun: Scientists concerned dolphin species on west coast to be negatively impacted by Fukushima nuclear waste — Radiation levels to be increasing for years to come along coast — Canadian gov’t sampling for Iodine-129 in Pacific
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Alaska’s #2 Newspaper: Spring brings fallout — Cesium-137 believed to cause malevolent genetic mutations, says reprinted editorial
Plutonium-238 from Fukushima plant detected for first time offshore — Tepco reveals data 9 months later
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Renowned nuclear policy expert: “Every amount of radiation exposure increases your risk of cancer… There is no safe level of radiation”
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New EPA data shows iodine-131 in Los Angeles tap water — Still no testing for radioactive cesium
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Top Massachusetts health official: Drinking water is ‘pretty safe’ because cities don’t use rainwater as a primary water source
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Gov’t Report: EPA’s ability to protect human health with RadNet was “potentially impaired” for Fukushima — Officials questioned why they were using “dramatically less strict” standards for radioactive contamination
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New Interview: Fukushima poses lethal risk to US West Coast, says Senator — Another bomb waiting to go off — Extreme nuclear vulnerability, especially in Reactor No. 4
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Worse than radioactive rain? After Fukushima, fallout was suspended near Earth’s surface without settling down, says new study — “Potentially a health risk, especially for children as they breathe closer to ground”
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New EPA radiation tests show Cesium in California rainwater at highest level since crisis began
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Highest fallout levels in Tokyo since soon after Fukushima crisis began
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Japan TV: Radioactive release was up to 500 times larger than thought for Fukushima reactor — Surprising surge in radiation levels before explosions — Our understanding of what happened at plant is ‘very limited’April 30, 2013 Fox News: Humans to be affected by what’s killing California sea lions? Would be sad if it’s because of Fukushima disaster |
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Over 50 dead seals, sea lions, whales, walrus recently stranded in Alaska — Dozens of seals suffering from baldness, skin sores — Experts: “Marine transported Fukushima radionuclides… may represent a new stressor to ecosystem”
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