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Eight of 18 air monitors in California, Oregon and Washington state that track radiation from Japan’s nuclear reactors are “undergoing quality review,” according to the Environmental Protection Agency’s website. A sufficient number of devices are working and can measure any changes in radiation levels from the damaged Fukushima Dai- Ichi reactors, said Ronald Fraass, director of the EPA’s National Air and Radiation Environmental Laboratory in Montgomery, Alabama. “What we are seeing is not a problem,” Fraass said today in a telephone interview.
Originally posted by kid_cudi
Wow! We are supposed to be monitoring radiation levels and and half of the monitors aren't working properly. Well that's real safe for us. I hope it becomes a big issue so the makers of these monitors can Learn a huge lesson.
Eight of 18 air monitors in California, Oregon and Washington state that track radiation from Japan’s nuclear reactors are “undergoing quality review,” according to the Environmental Protection Agency’s website. A sufficient number of devices are working and can measure any changes in radiation levels from the damaged Fukushima Dai- Ichi reactors, said Ronald Fraass, director of the EPA’s National Air and Radiation Environmental Laboratory in Montgomery, Alabama. “What we are seeing is not a problem,” Fraass said today in a telephone interview.
Originally posted by gdaub23
reply to post by kid_cudi
wheres your links to your info? you really know how to do research and not give credit to anyone for writing it for you...you think that people are going to think you write this stuff by yourself?