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Mamatus
reply to post by Crankyoldman
I have taken Red cross CPR/first aid classes every couple of years since I was ten. In that time they have changed how to do CPR at least four times. This is related only in that as we learn new things procedures need to be adjusted.
Is radiation bad? Some types tremendously yet without others we die. Is it not possible that the EPA has learned that we can put up with a bit more than previously thought? I would venture a yes on that one. Although I have not done the research on that move by the EPA yet.
I once asked ATS'ers to research the money behind several scientists claiming Fukushima was not doom yet. I had already done it but what amazed me the most is the number of opinions people had yet they ALL failed to do the research on a single scientist or who paid them. A couple actually posted up radiation maps that were debunked months ago as tsunami maps.
It actually caused me to nearly drop this site entirely as it became clear that opinions are much more important than truth here lately.
Your sources are all alarmist websites.
edit on 8-2-2014 by Mamatus because: correction of replied to
Human0815
reply to post by pyramid head
When you really work in cellular Biology than you must know
that "Cell Death" and DNA Breaks are a part of their Cycle!
There are Levels and Types of Radiation which are harmless,
others are helpful and a few are Deadly.edit on 10-2-2014 by Human0815 because: spell
UxoriousMagnus
reply to post by Mamatus
whew everything is fine....all the dead fish at the bottom of the ocean, all the melting star fish in Seattle....that is from something else...
I guess I can bring Pacific fish back into my diet.....mmm....no thanks
The Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) had originally said the radiation emitted by the leaking water was around 100 millisieverts an hour. However, the company said the equipment used to make that recording could only read measurements of up to 100 millisieverts. The new recording, using a more sensitive device, showed a level of 1,800 millisieverts an hour.
Nine days after the accident, the radioactive cloud had crossed Northern America.
Fallout from the 2011 Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power facility in Japan was measured in minimal amounts in precipitation in the United States in about 20 percent of 167 sites sampled in a new nationwide study.
Every baby in this state, in this country, every newborn baby is tested for certain diseases, one of which is hypothyroidism. And we looked at California, which, of course, is the most populated state, and we looked at the changes in the rates of hypothyroidism for the nine months after Fukushima compared to the previous year, and we found a 26 percent increase in the rate of hypothyroidism
Because ocean currents disperse radiation far and wide via giant eddies and whirlpools, the full impact on our ocean food supply may not be known for years.Scientists do know that the plume of radioactivity from the meltdown is making its way across the Pacific and they expect it to hit sometime in February 2014. The radiation will continue to travel for at least 10 years.
game over man
The fukusmia doom porn threads are all started by climate deniers!
"All environmental problems are caused by Fukushima"
"Fukushima is our BIGGEST concern"
Human0815
reply to post by flammadraco
Yeah, i am here in Japan and really concerned about this
Accident but i also know that we had and have a lot of Luck
until now 1.30Pm.
The MSM need to act responsible and this is the huge
difference between Journalism and Blogging,
Newspapers like the Guardian, NY-Times or Asahi Shimbun,
etc. can't write about Things that do not happened,
Rt, the Voice of Russia or other Yellow Press can!
The real Press is not dead, quite or even silenced,
i can say exactly the same thing about the Medics,
the Sociologist or Engineers!
jaffo
UxoriousMagnus
reply to post by Mamatus
whew everything is fine....all the dead fish at the bottom of the ocean, all the melting star fish in Seattle....that is from something else...
I guess I can bring Pacific fish back into my diet.....mmm....no thanks
If you bothered to do five minutes of basic research you would know that the dead fish you are talking about are NOTHING NEW and you would also know that starfish are certainly not "melting." And you would also know...actually, you know what? It's not worth it. You are completely right. Everyone is doomed. Except you. Because, wisdom. Lol...