{"id":413,"date":"2018-01-02T21:11:38","date_gmt":"2018-01-03T05:11:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/oaklandmofo.com\/?p=413"},"modified":"2019-02-15T07:56:23","modified_gmt":"2019-02-15T15:56:23","slug":"nuclear-fallout-radiation-japan-california","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/oaklandmofo.com\/blog\/nuclear-fallout-radiation-japan-california","title":{"rendered":"Radiation Levels From Japan In California"},"content":{"rendered":"
Radiation Map<\/strong>
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Is there radiation in California?<\/strong>
\nThe Government would like you to believe it’s not. However if you read on you’ll find the answer is it seems to already be here. You have 2 sides to this story, self proclaimed internet scientists saying no worries and self proclaimed internet scientists saying worry. Who can we trust? I claim to be neither but have gathered alarming evidence from around the web that points to a dying ocean and devastating future for all of humanity. Radiation or not.<\/p>\n

We’ll start here.<\/p>\n

Radioactive Elements Released<\/strong>
\nIodine-131 life 8 days
\nCesium-134 life 2 years
\nCesium-137 life 30 years<\/p>\n

Good News?<\/strong>
\nNone!
\nCesium-134 has a semi short shelf life of only 2 years. This could be good but the fact that it is still being produced from the Fukushima Daiichi power plant doesn’t help. Scientists believe that up to 80% of the cesium was dropped out of the atmosphere and into the ocean by rain along the way across the Pacific Ocean.
\nCurrently any cesium-134 in the ocean is coming from Japan as there was no other nuclear accidents in the last 2 years.
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\nBad News?<\/strong>
\nEverything.
\nCesium-137 has a long lifespan of around 30 years. That means there may be cesium-137 floating around in the upper atmosphere and oceans from Chernobyl and all of the governments nuclear test in our oceans and atmosphere in the 60’s. It could also be why we’re in a cancer epidemic.
\nCesium-137 levels recorded off the coast of Japan in the Pacific Ocean were among the planets lowest measuring around 2 becquerels per cubic meter (1 becquerel\/Bq equals one radioactive decay event per
\nsecond) but are now reading at 60 million becquerels per cubic meter. This is said to be high enough to cause reproductive and health effects<\/a> in marine animals.<\/p>\n

First Responders Getting Sick?<\/strong>
\nIt is reported that over 71 sailors aboard the USS Ronald Reagan are now coming down with major illnesses and cancers. The first responders on the Navy ship were sailing in the waters near Fukishima and on board a ship that would take in the water, desalt and then use for daily use for the crew. SO they were pretty much showering in radioactive water. They even reported “radioactive snow” which is caused by freezing air mixing with radioactive debris. I wonder what that looks like?
\nThis MSNBC reporter was told NOT to talk about it and even resigned from the news station after the censorship.<\/p>\n