Fukushima radiation spreads worldwide!
Kalifornia, Finland, Canada, and Australia hit by radiation.
WASHINGTON - January 18, 2012 - The University of Kalifornia at Berkeley detected cesium levels in San Francisco area milk above over EPA limits… and even higher than they were six months ago.
Finnish public television says that cesium from Fukushima has been detected in lichens, fungi, and elk and reindeer meat in Finland.
The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency confirmed a radiation cloud over the East Coast of Australia.
The West Coast of Canada is getting hit by debris from Japan… and at least some of it is likely radioactive.
The authors of the controversial study claiming 14,000 deaths in the Fascist Police States of Amerika (FPSA) so far from Fukushima are now upping their figure to 20,000.
Nuclear health expert Chris Busby said that mortality figures fluctuate substantially in the normal course, and so it is hard to know at this point one way or the other whether these figures are accurate.
While there is no evidence linking them to Fukushima, Bed Bath and Beyond has recalled radioactive tissue holders after they set off radiation monitors aboard a delivery truck However, this may just be an example of the incredibly lax handling of radioactive materials.
Furthermore, thyroid cancers are mysteriously on the rise in the FPSA.
Ed. Note: But don’t worry. The owner of the Fukushima plant has the plant in cold shutdown, so everything is under control, although temperatures have apparently jumped inside Fukushima’s number 2 reactor, and the Japanese have no idea where the nuclear fuel has gone, so they are drilling a hole into the containment vessel to try to find it.
