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2. Looks as if the problems are moving up the food chain

Tue Dec 31, 2013, 07:53 AM

Dec 2013

We haven't eaten seafood since Fukushima. Just wonder about fruit we get from the west coast and local dairy.

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What is the Impact of Fukushima on Wildlife in American NorthWest? [View all] jtuck004 Dec 2013 OP

To those who would assert that Fukushima chervilant Dec 2013 #1

vacation mtasselin Dec 2013 #3

Looks as if the problems are moving up the food chain Esse Quam Videri Dec 2013 #2

American NW? Effectively zero. longship Dec 2013 #4

Don't bother, it's a waste of effort. RC Dec 2013 #5

there is no radiotion from japan in the pacific nw rdking647 Dec 2013 #7

Apparently you've never heard of a current, or of migrating wildlife. n/t ChisolmTrailDem Jan 2014 #13

Well, Bigfoot hasn't been discovered... awoke_in_2003 Dec 2013 #8

Let's not forget Hanford in Oregon RobertEarl Jan 2014 #11

Good point I forgot about hanford report. Did you hear 3 is smoking again? Drew Richards Jan 2014 #12

Hanford is in Washington State oregonjen Jan 2014 #14

Oops, thanks for the correction RobertEarl Jan 2014 #15