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In reply to the discussion: Fukushima radiation found in California kelp [View all]Mimosa
(9,131 posts)25. Cancer rates will go up.
The statistics will be masked of course. Right off the top of my head I can figure out one cover story: 'aging population'.
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Seriously? We're screwn. That radiation is EVERYWHERE -- why on earth do they pretend
gateley
Apr 2012
#1
Seriously, you need to get an education. Coal fired plants emit more "fallout"...
TheMadMonk
Apr 2012
#6
Gosh! I had NO IDEA cole fired plants emit fallout! Well since they're WORSE, lets
gateley
Apr 2012
#11
Actually, I'm comforted by you lot, despite fifty years of trying, failing...
TheMadMonk
Apr 2012
#16
NO! Radiation can hurt you. It can hurt you a lot IF you get a big enough dose.
TheMadMonk
Apr 2012
#41
Really? When, with a different subject, (and poorer spelling) your post might...
TheMadMonk
Apr 2012
#42
It was undetectable later because, as you note, it was radioactive iodine they were checking for.
Warren DeMontague
Apr 2012
#46
"it was undetectable a month later. Iodine 131 "has an eight-day half-life..."
uppityperson
Apr 2012
#5
"It seems ALL you every do in an OP is post the first four paras, then sit back and wait ..."
marmar
Apr 2012
#21
I in fact do click links. I also know (as I'm sure you do) that a hell of a lot...
TheMadMonk
Apr 2012
#30
Almost certainly. By an amount so small as to be essentially indistinguishable...
TheMadMonk
Apr 2012
#34