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Environment & Energy

TheMadMonk

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1. Almost exactly what you'd get in Denver or any other high altitude site.

Reply to Art_from_Ark (Original post)

Wed May 2, 2012, 02:11 AM

May 2012

About what you'd get living on granite instead of sandstone/loam.
About what everyone gets from their concrete floor slab.

Higher than the local norm yes. But NOT high enough to be called at all abnormal.

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Daily radiation readings from Fukushima Prefecture [View all] Art_from_Ark May 2012 OP

Almost exactly what you'd get in Denver or any other high altitude site. TheMadMonk May 2012 #1

I'll agree that many of the data are encouraging Art_from_Ark May 2012 #2

And the worst of those figures is less than 40% the EPA permissible exposure... TheMadMonk May 2012 #3