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paleotn

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50. Guess you missed these parts......
Wed Jan 15, 2014, 06:28 PM
Jan 2014

...and I quote from your own source.

Slide 26.... in context, by "us" I assume the authors are referring to Canada. Thus, by extension, the US.

Caveat:
These levels are still well below maximum permissible concentrations in drinking water for 137 Cs of 10,000 Bq/m3: Not an environmental or human health radiological threat!


and slide 28

Fact is: radioactivity frightens people, almost always
disproportionately to the actual threat: gouvernment must
recognise this and provide sound, science based knowledge
(and wisdom?) on human and environmental risks.


Interesting slide presentation though. Thanks for sharing.

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on to the next feed-stock for the Soylent factories phantom power Jan 2014 #1
But it has nothing to do with Fukishema... zeemike Jan 2014 #2
Agreed yorokmok Jan 2014 #7
Maybe there we just a lot of pizzas ordered underpants Jan 2014 #8
Anchovies. ANCHOVIES! OnyxCollie Jan 2014 #10
Oh underpants Jan 2014 #19
I eat a tin of anchovies and a tin of smoked oysters for breakfast every day. OnyxCollie Jan 2014 #21
You know you don't do that. loudsue Jan 2014 #49
Fisheries off Japan aren't having similar problems. jeff47 Jan 2014 #13
no problems off japans coast? questionseverything Jan 2014 #24
One fish is not an entire fishery. jeff47 Jan 2014 #26
more from the article questionseverything Jan 2014 #29
You should try actually reading posts jeff47 Jan 2014 #32
Is this sarcasm? another_liberal Jan 2014 #30
That post was not mine, but it still wasn't Fukushima jeff47 Jan 2014 #35
Your logic does seem convincing . . . another_liberal Jan 2014 #36
Japan has sardines fisheries too. (nt) jeff47 Jan 2014 #38
in 2012 questionseverything Jan 2014 #45
Yes, but the fishery is still there. jeff47 Jan 2014 #46
Yes it is sarcasm zeemike Jan 2014 #47
Is everyone afraid to mention the word "pollution"? gtar100 Jan 2014 #3
You nailed it. Must never mention business. Blinders on! n/t freshwest Jan 2014 #15
The Domino Effect of Overfishing on Ocean Habitat: Many Species at Risk dixiegrrrrl Jan 2014 #4
K&R DeSwiss Jan 2014 #5
k and r --bookmarking for later reading. niyad Jan 2014 #6
This article suggests that the phenomena is not new nor unexpected grantcart Jan 2014 #9
You win the thread. Greed and overfishing, followed by protestations of 'IDK why! Help!' n/t freshwest Jan 2014 #16
Big Problem with that RobertEarl Jan 2014 #34
There is absolutely no scientific problem with the explanation, grantcart Jan 2014 #42
You bring up a good point RobertEarl Jan 2014 #43
This article is pegging my BS meter clayton72 Jan 2014 #11
This AP article? bananas Jan 2014 #18
I think this is a lie MyNameGoesHere Jan 2014 #12
Radiation, Japan, fish decline packman Jan 2014 #14
The sardines Berlin Expat Jan 2014 #22
Unbelievable, only one thread even mentions Fukishima! WORLDWIDE blackout of obvious cause. joanbarnes Jan 2014 #17
beause it has happened before and the reason is well known. grantcart Jan 2014 #20
with nuclear power questionseverything Jan 2014 #27
No one is saying radiation is good..... paleotn Jan 2014 #31
A banana expert? RobertEarl Jan 2014 #44
Seems reading comprehension.... paleotn Jan 2014 #48
So, you'll quit with the BED bullshit? RobertEarl Jan 2014 #52
If Fukishima is the cause, why have fisheries off Japan not collapsed? jeff47 Jan 2014 #33
They quit fishing off the coast of Japan RobertEarl Jan 2014 #37
Hey Robert! Looks like your time-traveling radiation took out another fishery jeff47 Jan 2014 #39
As usual you have no data RobertEarl Jan 2014 #41
Please stop posting crap from ENE as if it's a legitimate source of information. I am sick ChisolmTrailDem Jan 2014 #23
Nothing to do with Fukashima.... paleotn Jan 2014 #25
Wasn't there an enormous sardine cluster in Monterey Bay in the fall? Arugula Latte Jan 2014 #28
It is of note that Cs was high the last time the stock crashed RobertEarl Jan 2014 #40
Guess you missed these parts...... paleotn Jan 2014 #50
No. Didn't miss it RobertEarl Jan 2014 #53
Facts can sometimes help .... but it depends on posters intent ... MindMover Jan 2014 #51
Intent, indeed RobertEarl Jan 2014 #54
To make informed factual posts ... so to avoid MindMover Jan 2014 #56
What is absurd RobertEarl Jan 2014 #57
I will leave the absurdities to the absurd ... as for denial ... MindMover Jan 2014 #59
My defensive platitudes RobertEarl Jan 2014 #60
Skeptoid doesn't understand entropy bananas Jan 2014 #58
Here's the problem, mm RobertEarl Jan 2014 #62
These scientists aren't cognizant of the devastating oceanic ecosystem effects of kestrel91316 Jan 2014 #55
I'm sure it's nothing. Enthusiast Jan 2014 #61
Message auto-removed Name removed Jan 2014 #63
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