Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 2011-06-23 21:47.
This is the true disaster.
From the linked article:
"They estimate that residents have been internally exposed to up to 3.2 millisieverts for about 2 months, measuring from the date of the accident in March until early May.
Three millisieverts is 3 times higher than the long-term annual limit for ordinary people recommended by the International Commission on Radiological Protection."
Keep this in mind if an event like this ever happens near you... get the hell out of there if you can. Never mind the "Hey, its OK to stick around" party line.
While I'm 50 miles away from the San Onofre, California plant, if it ever goes, I'm outta here.
Awful
This is the true disaster.
From the linked article:
"They estimate that residents have been internally exposed to up to 3.2 millisieverts for about 2 months, measuring from the date of the accident in March until early May.
Three millisieverts is 3 times higher than the long-term annual limit for ordinary people recommended by the International Commission on Radiological Protection."
Keep this in mind if an event like this ever happens near you... get the hell out of there if you can. Never mind the "Hey, its OK to stick around" party line.
While I'm 50 miles away from the San Onofre, California plant, if it ever goes, I'm outta here.
Finally something I can
Finally something I can agree with. I completely concur with everything you just said.