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skibum5 wrote:
I don't think it was as massive as you make it sound (other than if you live quite close) but yeah they are seeing an unusually high rate of malformed and diseased butterflies and moths in the general region around the plants this spring and summer.
No it actually was and still is quite massive. Japan's own government says that the radiation release is equal to "168 Hiroshimas." That is downplaying the radiation release, for economic reasons.
http://voices.yahoo.com/fukushimas-nuclear-disaster-radiation-released-was-9025493.html
Non governmental scientists have estimated the release to be 10,000 teraBequerels (10,000 trillion Bequerels) per hour, measured for radioactive Iodine-131. That is significantly more than 168 Hiroshimas every single day!
http://www.globalresearch.ca/PrintArticle.php?articleId=24292
This is the worst man made environmental disaster ever, and there is no projected end date.
They were catching radioactive tuna off of San Diego as early as August of last year.
Every single tuna in the sample contained fukushima contamination.
http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2012/0529/Radioactive-tuna-travels-from-Japan-to-US-faster-than-wind
Since this is a creative site, here's an excellent video from some Japanese musicians:
FRYING DUTCHMAN "humanERROR"
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