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The governments of the United States and Canada leave messages on radioactivity rarely penetrate to the public. Over a year ago exceeded algae from waters off the coast of British Columbia, the radioactive limit fourfold. seafood from Japan to enter the market without having been tested for their impact. An overview of the current state of radioactive contamination of many foods shows a frightening picture – and is therefore often covered up by governments
thousand times higher radiation levels
cesium levels in the Pacific were increased immediately after the nuclear accident at the 45-million times the value before the accident, such as independent oceanographers in Woods Hole, Massachusettes, found out. Currently, the cesium levels are still too high as 10,000 times. The entire ecosystem of the Pacific Ocean appears to be affected by the disaster. milk in the United States was impacted by 2,000 percent higher radioactive , as the limits of the EPA recommend this. This suggests that the entire human food chain is affected by the nuclear accident.
Radioactive contaminated water
the tanks of the nuclear plant in Fukushima still store 380,000 tonnes of radioactively contaminated water . The water containing strontium-90, a radioactive element which Leukemia causes and passes through fish into the human food chain, said Ken Buesseler from the Wood’s Hole Oceanographic Institution. “If only some of the tanks leak, this could result from a radioactive strontium contamination which exceeds that of the 2011 disaster,” said Bueseller 2013. Nevertheless, some countries still use nuclear power . Russia wants to build even mobile nuclear reactors in the ocean , while in Japan after all alternative energy to be advanced.
How can you protect yourself?
- origin of fish and seafood critically scrutinize
on milk and other dairy products from the West Coast of the United States without
meat products from the West Coast of the United States avoid
water filter in corresponding regions as possible
Video: Radioactive contamination of water tanks in Fukushima
