Showing posts with label Nuke Nukes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nuke Nukes. Show all posts

Saturday, April 02, 2011

RADIATION FALLOUT NEWS | BERKELEY CA - Radiation Has Been Detected in Milk and Rainwater

Radiation Rain



By John Upton
www.baycitizen.org
4-1-11

     Radiation from Japan rained on Berkeley during recent storms at levels that exceeded drinking water standards by 181 times and has been detected in multiple milk samples, but the U.S. government has still not published any official data on nuclear fallout here from the Fukushima disaster.

Dangers from radiation that is wafting over the United States from the Fukushima power plant disaster and falling with rain have been downplayed by government officials and others, who say its impacts are so fleeting and minor as to be negligible.

Thursday, March 31, 2011

BREAKING NEWS | Radiation Network: "Questions Continue To Pour In About The Relatively High Readings In Colorado"

Radiation Network Map



By The Radiation Network
3-31-11

     Update: 3/31/11, 4:50 AM: Questions continue to pour in about the relatively high readings in Colorado. Up to this point, we have noted that some of the Monitoring Stations in Colorado are at high altitude where the lesser atmospheric shielding of cosmic radiation leads to a higher background count. But something else happened on the evening of March 29th which caused an elevated reading at a station in Evergreen, Colorado.

Monday, March 28, 2011

BREAKING NEWS | Radiation Alert in Huntsville, Alabama Most Likely a False Alarm

Radiation Map



By www.radiationnetwork.com
3-28-11

     Update: 3/28/11, 8:40 A.M. Here is follow up on the Radiation Alert from this morning. The Monitoring Station in question is located in Huntsville, Alabama. It triggered alerts based on radiation levels averaging in the 100 to 150 CPM range. We tried to reach the station through a number of different means, including via the Chat forum available from within the Radiation Network, but to no avail. So after a half hour or so, we contacted the Huntsville Fire Department and recommended they take independent radiation readings in the vicinity of the Monitoring Station.