radio-active istopes from the Fukishima reactors

Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 2011-07-10 11:58

What are all the radio-active isotopes that are or my be emitted from the Fukishima reactors and spent fuel rod tanks?

Which of these can be airborne and waterborne?

Which ones of these have been found on the west coast of america?

Are any of these alpha emitters?

I have heard that plutonium has been detected in the US, supposedly from Fukishima. I understand Pu is not easily airborne or waterborne, bearing this in mind, can you say more about how Pu may have reached this country.

Certain uranium salts are water soluble and transport easily, or relatively so, in nature through ground waters. Are these salts likely to have been produced and moving through the Pacific ocean currents?

Does this apply to other isotopes such as plutonium?

Have you tested the reservoir waters of Marin, Sonoma, or other reservoirs in the greater Bay Area?

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