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**Antarctica or Bust** lop guest User ID: 51645 04-23-2012 11:13 AM

You have no inhabitable place that isn't going to be contaminated if that sucker falls. Did you see the xenon distribution maps. The whole planet was blanketed. The west coast might be getting hit first, and I wouldn't want to be in Seattle, although, that has little to do with radiation, but it is still depositing elsewhere more than in SoCal.

Regarding the radioactive pollen in the USA, I would like to see that info. Where's the link?

**Astrochik**

Antarctica or Bust Wrote:

You have no inhabitable place that isn't going to be contaminated if that sucker falls. Did you see the xenon distribution maps. The whole planet was blanketed. The west coast might be getting hit first, and I wouldn't want to be in Seattle, although, that has little to do with radiation, but it is still depositing elsewhere more than in SoCal.

Regarding the radioactive pollen in the USA, I would like to see that info. Where's the link?

as much as I am hearing how california is getting slammed with radiation, I see very little in the way of readings here in San Diego.

I know we get less rain than up north so maybe it's not quite as bad.

But the majority of the radiation is still in danger of being released. I saw the simulations of the releases of iodine, xenon and cesium - before they took them down.

They stopped testing and reporting, so it's citizen reporters we hear now...

and they raised the "acceptable" or "safe" levels of radiation...

reassuring as hell Scream1