[Errant]

In case you need an example to illustrate “hyperbole” this week.

I find this interesting:

They do offer the following caveats:

Beyond Nuclear is unable to reach the Australian Radiation Service (as of 10 AM Sat Mar 12) who apparently released this map, to verify the radiation levels given or to understand how they are derived. This map shows an large-scale weather pattern which is verifiable by a weather site in Japan. This map below will not represent local or regional weather patterns for Japan itself. The weather site shows more local weather effects.

[SunkenCiv]

thanks.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2687480/posts?page=132#132

[Jeff Winston]

Beyond Nuclear is unable to reach the Australian Radiation Service (as of 10 AM Sat Mar 12) who apparently released this map, to verify the radiation levels given or to understand how they are derived.

From Google:

Your search - +fukushima +site:australian-radiation-services.com.au - did not match any documents.

Zero commentary whatsoever about Fukushima on the Australian Radiation Service web site. None.

[Centurion2000]

That map is total bullsh*t. 100 megaton nukes dont release that much radiation.

[UncleHambone]

From the Australian Radiation Service: DISCLAIMER: Australian Radiation Services is aware of information about radioactive contamination being spread from the Japanese nuclear reactor incident released under the ARS logo and name. We wish to be clear that this information has not originated from ARS and as such distance ourselves from any such misinformation.