I can't watch youtube videos and find it rather offputting when people expect you TO watch the video to understand what the point of their post is :/Mackay said:This video will explain why
you've got to wonder why we are not receiving informaiton on radiation levels in Japan in the areas where these meltdowns have occured.
you have to wonder why US military are not monitoring and reporting radiaiton levels in the atmosphere.
If you scroll down to the bottom, there is a link for Alaska and Hawaii.CrownofThorns said:Hmmm they seem to have forgotten that Alaska and Hawaii are part of the USA...
Don't you know? Alaska is an international countryCrownofThorns said:Hmmm they seem to have forgotten that Alaska and Hawaii are part of the USA...
Hope this helps some. I realize it is several days old and that things are constantly changing.Update: 3/23/11, 5:15 A.M.
Until some Japanese Monitoring Stations come on line in the Radiation Network, I received a verbal report from a customer of ours from Japan, living in Kawasaki City, a southwest Tokyo suburb, which puts her about 150 miles from the ailing Fukushima nuclear power plants. She reported a radiation level of .16 uSv/hr, which equates to 16 uR/hr, and that levels have been rising a little bit. Since normal background is perhaps 12 to 15 uR/hr, depending on location and altitude, her levels are not too bad at that distance.