Pacific contaminated with radiation?

[awesome guy]

http://hawaiiishot.com/at-the-very-leas ... -over.html

This article is pretty scary. Is there a radiologist in the house to explain if it's warranted concern or hysteria?

I bet there is some concern, but not enough to shutdown the largest fishery on the planet. For just a second, let's ignore the ramifications for America. What about the thousands of pacific islands? They're completely dependent on seafood to survive. Are they going to stop eating seafood and starving from this? I'm sure there will be an increase in cancer and radiation related illnesses. But enough to shut everything down? What I'm getting at is some are going to have to eat seafood. Their islands don't support enough cattle or hawgs to feed the community. And if it's as bad as this article describes, radiation is going to be pooped all over them from birds feeding on seafood. From there, it's in the soil and plants. So how bad is it? Offspring incompatible with life? 3 eyed kids bad? Cancer at 70 instead of 80? What's the real risk? Shutting it all down isn't going to be an option.

Back to here in the US, yes we could shut it down. But then again, CA Argentina, Chile, etc risk coastal contamination and that just so happens to be where we grow a lot of our food.

[Major Kong]

nuclear monster movies (Godzilla).

In other words hokum.

[awesome guy]

nuclear monster movies (Godzilla).

In other words hokum.

Like 1950s Godzilla or quasi-scientific Godzilla?

Is there any risk at all? Seems like she's leaking pretty good. Or is it so little it's diluted in the ocean?

[Techmomof2]

http://enenews.com/

http://hawaiiishot.com/at-the-very-leas ... -over.html

This article is pretty scary. Is there a radiologist in the house to explain if it's warranted concern or hysteria?

I bet there is some concern, but not enough to shutdown the largest fishery on the planet. For just a second, let's ignore the ramifications for America. What about the thousands of pacific islands? They're completely dependent on seafood to survive. Are they going to stop eating seafood and starving from this? I'm sure there will be an increase in cancer and radiation related illnesses. But enough to shut everything down? What I'm getting at is some are going to have to eat seafood. Their islands don't support enough cattle or hawgs to feed the community. And if it's as bad as this article describes, radiation is going to be pooped all over them from birds feeding on seafood. From there, it's in the soil and plants. So how bad is it? Offspring incompatible with life? 3 eyed kids bad? Cancer at 70 instead of 80? What's the real risk? Shutting it all down isn't going to be an option.

Back to here in the US, yes we could shut it down. But then again, CA Argentina, Chile, etc risk coastal contamination and that just so happens to be where we grow a lot of our food.

[Major Kong]

Like 1950s Godzilla or quasi-scientific Godzilla?

Is there any risk at all? Seems like she's leaking pretty good. Or is it so little it's diluted in the ocean?

50's Godzilla or the Giant Behemoth.

Hellfar the map shown isn't even a "radiation" map but a map plotting the tsunami from 2011. The POS author is lying about the actual genesis of the map and its meaning.

Sham article written by a sham blogger...about what I expect from sham enviromeddlers.

[Bay_area_Hokie]

http://hawaiiishot.com/at-the-very-leas ... -over.html

This article is pretty scary. Is there a radiologist in the house to explain if it's warranted concern or hysteria?

I bet there is some concern, but not enough to shutdown the largest fishery on the planet. For just a second, let's ignore the ramifications for America. What about the thousands of pacific islands? They're completely dependent on seafood to survive. Are they going to stop eating seafood and starving from this? I'm sure there will be an increase in cancer and radiation related illnesses. But enough to shut everything down? What I'm getting at is some are going to have to eat seafood. Their islands don't support enough cattle or hawgs to feed the community. And if it's as bad as this article describes, radiation is going to be pooped all over them from birds feeding on seafood. From there, it's in the soil and plants. So how bad is it? Offspring incompatible with life? 3 eyed kids bad? Cancer at 70 instead of 80? What's the real risk? Shutting it all down isn't going to be an option.

Back to here in the US, yes we could shut it down. But then again, CA Argentina, Chile, etc risk coastal contamination and that just so happens to be where we grow a lot of our food.

Good video for you on risks of mercury in canned tuna

http://nutritionfacts.org/video/the-eff ... ture-wages


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