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In reply to the discussion: What's happening at Fukushima? [View all]RobertEarl
(13,685 posts)Your claim is that I declared ""Fukushima radiation still causing dolphin deaths in the Atlantic"
I pointed out that dolphins were sea life that have been reported as dying in the Atlantic. That was in response to the claim from Deep Sea News that no other sea life besides sea stars, seems to be affected.
Dolphins in the Atlantic, along with sea stars in the Atlantic, are sea life, and they are dying, and no one knows why. I do not claim to know why, but am suspicious.
So your accusation is false.
The evidence is that atmospheric deposition from the explosions at Fukushima traveled around the world. And much rained out on the east coast of the US. Florida was especially hit by that deposition. You can read about it on ENEnews.com.
We know that along the east coast of the US flows the Gulf Stream which carries water from Florida up the east coast, where sea stars and dolphins have been found with a mysterious illness.
The scientific method demands that all factors be looked at when mysterious things happen.