[kingu]

I really miss actual media and investigative reporters. There was a time when the Guardian wouldn't even think about printing this story without actually sending a reporter to the area and conduct actual measurements to see if they match the stated exposure levels.

Or translate the danger in the supposed exposure levels. In the ‘Zone 3’ where still no one is allowed to stay overnight, the up to 20 microsevert exposure is just slightly above the regular exposure that everyone in the city of Denver has each year from natural radioactive sources.

The second zone is the same exposure as such cities as Vail Colorado where up to 50 microseverts of radiation exposure happens annually.

The first zone, the ‘highest’ of radiation exposure, is the same background radiation experienced in many parts of Nevada, Arizona and Utah.

I'll gladly take any property in the evacuated town, and live there, grow my food there, fish and raise animals, knowing that the actual ‘danger’ to myself is low enough to be considered background radiation in many cities around the world, but the only difference here is that groups are fully intending on demonizing and eliminating all Japanese nuclear power.

[Texas Fossil]

Thanks for the perspective. There have been no real news coverage of this event. I have been sceptical about the Leftie sources because of past lies.

But a nuke power plant meltdown is not without it’s risks. The Russians are a good example.

In the absence of reporting of radiation level readings it is impossible for me to know what is real and what is not.

Thanks again.