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For the first time since the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986, a radiation plume from a crippled nuclear power station has been detected over the British isles.
monitoring stations in Glasgow and Oxford are now measuring only the "minutest traces" of one radionuclide, iodine-131, from the plume released by the Fukushima plant's ailing reactors and spent fuel ponds. It stresses that the levels of the substance in the air people inhale are way below background levels.
Originally posted by faryjay
Yeah I was reading about this today, it's a bit worrying, however, I don't understand how no other Country on the way from Japan has reported this? Surely it's not just jumped from Japan to Glasgow!
Originally posted by 0001391
Originally posted by faryjay
Yeah I was reading about this today, it's a bit worrying, however, I don't understand how no other Country on the way from Japan has reported this? Surely it's not just jumped from Japan to Glasgow!
It's been detected all through the USA from the west to east coast.
Originally posted by fezrable
if this is being relised in mainstream news like the bbc then just think what they are holding back!