There was an article earlier on FR this morning, which talked about them building “giant containment tanks” for the contaminated water. It’s melting/dissolving starfish in the Pacific and that side of the world. From what I’ve read on other sites, the contaminated water is still pouring into the ocean. We have a problem coming which no one knows the scale of.
There are stories about hair loss and sores on polar bears, reduced salmon populations, seal deaths along the Cali coast, and radioactivity in the algae by Hawaii. Wouldn’t such a terrible disaster have more coverage? Chernobyl was on the air forever talking about contamination and there is a large dead zone around it to this day. Was not Fukushima at least as severe, if not worse?
I don’t want to be alarmist, but it seems to me that there is virtually no coverage on the topic. That always makes me suspicious, and I wouldn’t eat sea food from the Pacific until someone starts explaining things.
Anyone know where I can get a reliable and inexpensive Geiger counter?