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"Gov't Paper: Air samples so hot from Fukushima, special handling required — U.S. had more stations at Level 5 than rest of world combined — Oklahoma lab reached overload" No wonder they 'stopped sampling' ……...
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« 'Container fire' at WIPP may have resulted from 'spontaneous combustion' — Expert: "Could've crapped up a whole lot of real estate down there" — U.S. radioactive waste disposal system crippled? — Potential radiological consequences for public, City of Carlsbad "affected greater than any other section"     NBC: Head of radiation testing program on West Coast says Fukushima plume could threaten ecosystems — The effect on marine life? "We don't know, whatever is in the kelp will get in bodies of those animals also" (VIDEO) » Gov't Paper: Air samples so hot from Fukushima, special handling required — U.S. had more stations at Level 5 than rest of world combined — Oklahoma lab reached overload (MAP) Prepared for the U.S. Department of Energy, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Nov. 2011: Fukushima experience and lessons learned – The CTBTO [Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization], the IMS [International Monitoring Stations] and the International Data Centre (IDC) performed exceptionally well in the aftermath of the Fukushima event, providing valuable data through which NDCs [National Data Centers] were able to give essential advice to their National Authorities which, in turn, assisted with emergency planning. Obviously, lessons were learned from this event which was unprecedented in CTBT-related experience. Operational lessons learned at the CTBTO IDC are summarized [...] More than 400 Level 5 [multiple fission products detected] samples. overload of work for MIS laboratories [Mishima, Japan] and WMO [Wichita Mountains, OK], not all requested Special handling of few hot samples (1 kBq per m3 in air result to 20 MBq at particulate) Need for staff to cover more challenging samples and cover weekends etc See also: Florida had highest single day Iodine-131 concentration of any CTBTO monitoring station in U.S. after Fukushima Related Posts Analysis: Prepare for Fukushima's economic consequences, worst may be yet to come — Pay close attention to latest scientific data from plant, it could become even more tragic — Examine impact on rest of world September 15, 2013 Stony Brook Univ. Scientist: Fukushima radioactivity "has absolute consequences in rest of world" — "It's carried all over the place… incorporated into sea life… causes risks to human health" (AUDIO) January 27, 2014 Gundersen's Latest: Think about ramifications for Tokyo… How would you like kneeling in radioactive waste to pick flowers? Cobalt-60 in majority of samples, up to 1,481 Bq/kg (VIDEO & CHART) March 26, 2012 Gundersen: NRC wants radiation exposure limit 100 times higher than EPA (VIDEO)October 12, 2011 Official: Japan will be ruined if public doesn't realize they're being exposed to Fukushima radiation — "99.99% of the people are being sacrificed" — Rest of world will be taken down too (AUDIO) March 12, 2014 « 'Container fire' at WIPP may have resulted from 'spontaneous combustion' — Expert: "Could've crapped up a whole lot of real estate down there" — U.S. radioactive waste disposal system crippled? — Potential radiological consequences for public, City of Carlsbad "affected greater than any other section"     NBC: Head of radiation testing program on West Coast says Fukushima plume could threaten ecosystems — The effect on marine life? "We don't know, whatever is in the kelp will get in bodies of those animals also" (VIDEO) » "...more than 445 pages of government and regulatory documents through FOIA which show the frightening realities of the Fukushima Diachi nuclear disaster in the days, weeks and months following the devastating March 11, 2011 Tsunami and resulting hydrogen explosions which devastated Diachi Units 3 and 4. There is much more to the official story than meets the eye,..." It has a name now - 'Plumegate'. http://www.federaljack.com/fukushima-plumegate/