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Title: The Fact of shock!! Made in Fukushima that dangerous rice Source: 148production Date: Oct 10,2012 The Fact of shock!! Made in Fukushima that dangerous rice. Motomiya City, Fukushima Prefecture [~58km from Fukushima Daiichi]. We are to announce that made a dangerous rice in Fukushima. Unbelievable… Made in this rice paddy rice will be . . . → Read More: Video: Radioactivity of 14,600 Bq/m2 in rice paddy soil far from Fukushima plant — Crop to be sold in Japan this year UC Berkeley Nuclear Engineering Air Monitoring Station, July 13, 2012: We measured a sample of sand from a yard in the Bay Area. As we have seen in the various soil measurements we have made in the Bay Area, very tiny amounts of Cs-134 and Cs-137 can be detected by our very sensitive germanium . . . → Read More: Cesium-134 and -137 detected in sand from San Francisco Bay Area yard Follow-up to: Source: “Real” mystery black substance NOT yet measured — Possibly 20,000,000 Bq/kg of cesium — Many times more radioactive than local official’s sample — “It is too dangerous and must be analyzed by public institutions” (PHOTOS) Minamisoma city councilor Koichi Oyama reports that 10,000,000 Bq/kg of cesium was detected in a soil sample form the area. http://mak55.exblog.jp/15876783/ Screenshot of Google Translation h/t Fukushima Diary Title: Additional nuclide analysis results of ocean soil Source: Tepco Date: March 26, 2012 Handout: http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/nu/fukushima-np/images/handouts_120326_01-e.pdf See location 20 Cs-134 @ 620 Bq/kg Cs-137 @ 840 Bq/kg Survey Result Map on Nuclide Analysis of Ocean Soil within 20 km Radius Area from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station Read the report . . . → Read More: New Tepco Survey: Most contaminated location is near Fukushima Daini, not Daiichi (MAP)  Title: Tokyo Soil Samples Would Be Considered Nuclear Waste In The US Source: Fairewinds Associates Date: March 25, 2012 Transcript Excerpts with Emphasis Added Arnie Gundersen, Fairewinds Chief Nuclear Engineer: [...] Couple of weeks ago though, I was in Tokyo and when I was in Tokyo, I took some samples. Now, I did . . . → Read More: Gundersen’s Latest: Think about ramifications for Tokyo… How would you like kneeling in radioactive waste to pick flowers? Cobalt-60 in majority of samples, up to 1,481 Bq/kg (VIDEO & CHART)  *Google Translation* Title: Cesium 9,686 Bq / kg soil in Osaka Bay seabed emergency essentials – 1 / 14, strontium-90 detected! Source: http://dub314.blog.fc2.com Date: Jan 14, 2012 Cesium 9,686 Bq / kg soil in Osaka Bay seabed emergency essentials – 1 / 14, strontium-90 detected! – Kind of analysis [core] MAX 9,686Bq/kg 1 / . . . → Read More: 600 km from Fukushima: High levels of cesium detected in Osaka Bay soil -Report  Title: ☢ radiation SOIL (TEST high contermination) “Yokohama Tokyo Japan” Fukushima fallout Uploaded by: harisenbon7777777 Date: Dec 22, 2011 Description: I will provide several videos over the next weeks and months — radiation check food, drinks, soil (Tokyo/Yokohama/Chiba) please subscribe and rate thumbs up Thank you for your support! Can anyone read the labels . . . → Read More: Yokohama radiation testing facility: Resident personally detects 1,850 disintegrations per second in a liter of soil — 250 km from Fukushima meltdowns (VIDEO  Title: Fukushima – Total Cost Uploaded by: wepollock Date: Dec 21, 2011 Description: Arnie Gundersen of Fairwinds Associates (a leading nuclear expert) and Warren Pollock ( http://www.wepollock.com ) redefine the Fukushima nuclear incidents (meltdowns and explosions) in terms of human and total cost. [...] Transcript Summary At 16:55 in After Japan, the next hottest . . . → Read More: Expert on US, Canada: We’ll see a statistically meaningful increase in cancer from Fukushima on west coast — After Japan, the most radioactive area is Cascade Mountains — Portland had cesium at 100 Bq/m² (VIDEO) Oct. 31 — Monday morning in Washington D.C., Marco Kaltofen, PE, of the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts, discussed current issues concerning radiation exposure in Japan. Kaltofen is a Massachusetts Registered Professional Engineer engaged in the investigation of nuclear material release. He investigated the transport of radioactive . . . → Read More: University Researcher: Portland-area topsoil with up to 8,000 pCi/kg of cesium from Fukushima — Over 10,000% higher than highest levels found by UC Berkeley  SOURCE: Google Maps SOURCE: METI SOURCE: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Measures Soil Contamination in Shinjuku, EX-SKF, October 7, 2011 [...] according to the just released Ministry of Education’s aerial survey [...] most of Tokyo has less than 10,000 becquerels/square meter of radioactive cesium, with the exception of the western-most Okutama and the eastern . . . → Read More: Tokyo gov’t finds at least 5 times higher cesium levels than Japan gov’t — Over 50,000 Bq/m² near city center (PHOTOS)  SOURCE: Purplepumpkins SOURCE: High dosage of cesium found in soil outside Fukushima no-go zone, Kyodo, October 5, 2011 High levels of radioactive cesium were found in an independent study in a Fukushima city district [...] Up to 307,000 becquerels of cesium per kilogram of soil was detected in the Sept. 14 survey, triple . . . → Read More: Kyodo: High dosage of cesium similar to Chernobyl evacuation levels found in large city 60 km fom meltdowns — 307,000 Bq/kg in soil on Sept. 14  UPDATED ***DOCUMENT INACCURATE*** SEE BELOW Via parasite2006, September 17, 2011 at 2:32 am: [...] I downloaded the original analysis report and you can see the core part of this analysis report here: http://twitter.com/#!/takanori_hirai/status/114666567949746176/photo/1 Please note that this original analysis report shows all figures except those for Cs-134 and Cs-137 with “<” to indicate . . . → Read More: UPDATED: ***DOCUMENT INACCURATE*** Americium-241 found in soil west of Tokyo at 74 becquerels/kg Fukushima Fallout 255 CPM Radioactive Manure Purchased In Southern California August 2011, geigercounter2011, August 15, 2011: h/t Justme httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoW7YQNjI-k Another recent report of radioactive manure in California: UC Berkeley Food Chain Sampling – Dried manure sample, Collected at a farm in Sacramento, collection date 8/16: Cs134 @ 5.18 Bq/kg (140.4 pCi/kg) Cs137 @ 7.93 . . . → Read More: Report: Manure with 255 CPM bought in Southern California (VIDEO) UC Berkeley Food Chain Sampling Results Log, September 6, 2011: We tested a topsoil sample [...] from the Sacramento area. [...] In addition, a soil sample from Sonoma county was tested. This sample had been collected in late April but we had not had the chance to test it until now. One interesting feature . . . → Read More: Highest Yet: Cesium-137 levels in Northern California soil hits post-Fukushima peak — UC Berkeley blames nuclear weapons tests 50+ years ago Dried manure sample, UC Berkeley Food Chain Sampling, September 6, 2011: Collected at a farm in Sacramento, collection date 8/16: Cs134 @ 5.18 Bq/kg (140.4 pCi/kg) Cs137 @ 7.93 Bq/kg (214.9 pCi/kg) The first comprehensive survey of soil contamination from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant . . . → Read More: Japan gov’t finds 165 locations over wide area with cesium-137 exceeding Chernobyl evacuation levels — Data shows radiation could be “spreading to other areas” “Ecological Half Life” of Cesium-137 May Be 180 to 320 Years?, EX-SKF, August 22, 2011: [...] From Wired Magazine (12/15/2009): Reinhabiting the large exclusion zone around the [Chernobyl] accident site may have to wait longer than expected. Radioactive cesium isn’t disappearing from the environment as quickly as predicted, according to new research presented . . . → Read More: ‘Scientists don’t know why’: Cesium-137 in soil near Chernobyl has half-life of 180 to 320 years, not 30 years as is typical  42 comments - (Comments are closed)  Chernobyl Comparisons, Longterm, Soil  American Geophysical Union, cesium, Chernobyl, Report Cesium, Tim Jannik TOKYO METROPOLITAN SOIL TESTING, Radiation Defense Project: Chernobyl Zoning 1,480,000 Bq/㎡～ （Zone１） Immediate Evacuation Level: forced and immediate evacuation 555,000 Bq/㎡～ （Zone２） Temporay Relocation Level: relocation is obligatory 185,000 Bq/㎡～ （Zone３） Preferred Relocation Level: citizens are given the right to relocate 37,000 Bq/㎡～ （Zone４） Radiation Protection Area: defined to prevent unnecessary contamination See Tokyo test results here. . . . → Read More: Tokyo: Radioactive cesium detected in 53 of 56 samples — Average of 30,032 Bq/m², near Chernobyl’s “Radiation Protection Area” levels  Tokyo Metropolitan Soil Testing Map, Radiation Defense Project: Red dot: July 17, 2011, Plantation, Misato-shi, Waseda ND @ 919,100 Bq/sq. meter h/t Anonymous tips, jec 1,500 tons of radioactive sludge cannot be buried, NHK, July 29, 2011: Nearly 50,000 tons of sludge at water treatment facilities has been found to contain radioactive cesium [...] A total of 1,557 tons in 5 prefectures, including Fukushima and Miyagi, was found to contain 8,000 or more becquerels per kilogram. This sludge is . . . → Read More: Gov’t says 1,500 tons of highly radioactive sludge may end up as “soil for gardening” 177 comments - (Comments are closed) Outside Tokyo, Soil, Strange Fukushima, Koriyama City, Mainichi Daily News, NHK  Radiation check in Japan, asuperdry, July 12, 2011: I got the test results back from the 2 different labs that I sent soil samples to, and it was found to be much higher. 23,663 Bq/Kg of Cesium-134 and 28,884 Bq/Kg of Cesium-137 52,547 Bq/Kg Off Cesium Radiation Found In Soil Just Outside Tokyo, Alexander . . . → Read More: Report: 50,000+ Bq/kg of radioactive cesium found in soil near Tokyo — “Terrifying” that sample was from side of street where children walk everyday One location registered as much as 931,000 becquerels per square meter . . . → Read More: All soil samples taken 60 km from Fukushima plant survey exceed legal limit — Minimum of 326,000 Becquerels per sq. meter |
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