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Cool, grab the hot dogs mindwalker_i Oct 2013 #1
I noticed you skipped an important part of the 1st sentence: But is likely to be harmless uppityperson Oct 2013 #2
Can't do scaremongering and say "likely to be harmless" at the same time...nt SidDithers Oct 2013 #3
When it comes to Plutonium, there can't be enough 'scaremongering.' Octafish Oct 2013 #32
Damn you BFEE!!...nt SidDithers Oct 2013 #33
Funny how you never find anything wrong with the BFEE, SidDithers. Octafish Oct 2013 #35
One could get the impression RobertEarl Oct 2013 #39
Good for you RobertEarl Oct 2013 #5
So we are supposed to believe your link, except it is asinine? Huh? uppityperson Oct 2013 #7
Yes the WHO is asinine RobertEarl Oct 2013 #8
Not attacking you, just trying to figure out what you mean. Your linked article says "harmless" and uppityperson Oct 2013 #9
The messenger intentionally mangled the message pintobean Oct 2013 #11
Hello. Would you please answer, seeking clarification here. I won't insult or attack, just uppityperson Oct 2013 #18
I answered you RobertEarl Oct 2013 #20
Thank you. Is the Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science WHO? uppityperson Oct 2013 #21
I think you have a point, that can be made by the "tainted Tuna" recall Johnny Ready Oct 2013 #22
Reality is.... RobertEarl Oct 2013 #23
And here's what Woods Hole has to say: muriel_volestrangler Oct 2013 #31
"close to 1000 different isotopes"? List them muriel_volestrangler Oct 2013 #29
Thanks for bringing that up RobertEarl Oct 2013 #34
There is no such thing as harmless radiation ..... oldhippie Oct 2013 #15
My old buddy the non-hippie RobertEarl Oct 2013 #17
Hi, Robert, good to see you again! oldhippie Oct 2013 #19
Have you noticed? RobertEarl Oct 2013 #25
That's why I miss you so much over there ...... oldhippie Oct 2013 #26
Well, I don't find you funny RobertEarl Oct 2013 #28
"He is so over-the-top about it that he has been banned from the Environment and Energy group." zappaman Oct 2013 #24
While it is likely to be mostly harmless, the thought of it is disgusting flamingdem Oct 2013 #4
Recent studies of Chernobyl have uncovered science squashing RobertEarl Oct 2013 #6
I am in agreement with you here. uppityperson Oct 2013 #10
So radium coated surf boards will light up a bit more than usual ...K00L L0oniX Oct 2013 #12
Not all ionizing radiation is the same. Alpha and beta particles are easily shielded against. Gravitycollapse Oct 2013 #13
Exactly RobertEarl Oct 2013 #14
I'm sure nobody has studied that yet ....... oldhippie Oct 2013 #16
Haven't seen any studies yet RobertEarl Oct 2013 #27
"over 1,000 elements"? muriel_volestrangler Oct 2013 #30
Perhaps the poster meant ''Isotopes.'' Octafish Oct 2013 #36
I made a mistake RobertEarl Oct 2013 #37
Did you see this on plutonium? Octafish Oct 2013 #56
I plead ignorance RobertEarl Oct 2013 #58
and 'isotopes' would be wrong too muriel_volestrangler Oct 2013 #38
True, I don't know much. I do know Fukushima's no laughing matter. Octafish Oct 2013 #41
What is it with you, mv? RobertEarl Oct 2013 #42
You haven't responded to #31 muriel_volestrangler Oct 2013 #44
You cover up well, mv RobertEarl Oct 2013 #48
The Woods Hole FAQ was last updated Aug 2013 muriel_volestrangler Oct 2013 #49
Updated in 2013? Links to west coast sampling? RobertEarl Oct 2013 #52
What I've read about the sea stars is local overpopulation leading to fast disease transmission, uppityperson Oct 2013 #53
is that a problem faced by Crown of Thorns? reddread Oct 2013 #73
I mean the ones up inside BC between Vancouver Isle and mainland that are uppityperson Oct 2013 #78
Again, you provide no links for your random claims muriel_volestrangler Oct 2013 #59
Actually I claim it is already here RobertEarl Oct 2013 #61
Your title: "to hit US any day now" muriel_volestrangler Oct 2013 #66
We have debris from Japan RobertEarl Oct 2013 #68
If you want some 'science': debris floats, so part of it is above the surface muriel_volestrangler Oct 2013 #71
Well said ...... oldhippie Oct 2013 #60
Again, oldie? RobertEarl Oct 2013 #62
I'm really sorry, but .... oldhippie Oct 2013 #63
You are no environmentalist, eh? RobertEarl Oct 2013 #65
Eh? oldhippie Oct 2013 #67
IDK about the releases from Fukushima... hootinholler Oct 2013 #40
That is a great app RobertEarl Oct 2013 #45
I'm not really sure about the radioactive water hootinholler Oct 2013 #50
Good questions, hoot RobertEarl Oct 2013 #54
Maybe the starfish deaths along the Northwest coast are related to it? Baitball Blogger Oct 2013 #43
We need real science RobertEarl Oct 2013 #46
You asking for real science is quite ironic. n/t zappaman Oct 2013 #47
Fukushima is here PROTESTS this weekend in SF Bennyboy Oct 2013 #51
Good to see, thanks bennyboy RobertEarl Oct 2013 #55
And it will be harmless. Thanks for the good news. nt. NCTraveler Oct 2013 #57
You mean it hasn't all boiled away yet from the radioactive heat? NickB79 Oct 2013 #64
OMG. You? Again? RobertEarl Oct 2013 #69
So, when one of the leading nuke critics on EE calls you a sockpuppet NickB79 Oct 2013 #70
Crushed!!... SidDithers Oct 2013 #74
Is that a fact? XemaSab Oct 2013 #75
Yes zappaman Oct 2013 #76
Well, maybe for a little while... SidDithers Oct 2013 #77
Look who is here, it's Xema RobertEarl Oct 2013 #80
Thank you for the links! zappaman Oct 2013 #72
You side with TEPCO and you write about another DUer's credibility? Octafish Oct 2013 #79
Was that response meant for me? NickB79 Oct 2013 #83
More bad news from the coast. RobertEarl Oct 2013 #81
I hope that the Canadian government flamingdem Oct 2013 #82
Do you really think this has to do with Fukushima? NickB79 Oct 2013 #84
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