Unusual amounts of Plutonium in CA??
I just read an interview with Chris Busby in which the interviewer stated that unusual amounts of Plutonium have been found in California. Is this true?
link: http://japanfocus.org/-Chris-Busby/3563
I just read an interview with Chris Busby in which the interviewer stated that unusual amounts of Plutonium have been found in California. Is this true?
link: http://japanfocus.org/-Chris-Busby/3563
Plutonium in and around us....
Arthur Rd., Martinez, CA if you are able to analyze may yield surprising results as possibly several areas throughout Contra Costa County.
I will never forget going to a customer's home to work on sheetrock and finding so many bottles of store bought bottled waters. We asked why and they said their Dr. highly recommended that due to his own analysis of Martinez, CA tap water and long term history that the best advice he could give to prevent leukemias in their children might be to either get a water filtration system for their home or purchase bottled waters.
Plutonium since the age of atmospheric tests FYI I exists in detectable amounts in every human being worldwide.
If you don't believe me, do a search on google.com or mamma.com for 'plutonium urinalysis' up will pop the Marshall Islands. check it out, it's worth knowing this curious truth....
I have read of said troubles
I have read of said troubles in Martinez. They are not due to radioactive materials, but rather nitrates, pesticides, and herbicides. Sad, yes, radiation-related, no.
BTW, re: Plutonium. Yes, it is very likely in most of us, in extremely minute quantities. Much reading I have done leads me to believe that is very bad, but not as horror movie bad as some may think. Interestingly, I read an SF story by Robert Heinlein as a kid where "radioactive dust" is used to kill off an entire country, and wonder if some of that has become the myth behind the omnipotent toxicity of the garbage.
I will add - we need to act collectively to shut down all unsafe nuclear activity. Now.
"Plutonium since the age of
"Plutonium since the age of atmospheric tests FYI I exists in detectable amounts in every human being worldwide."
That was an interesting post you offered, but what made me start this thread was the interviewer's phrase "unusual amounts". Is there any evidence from reliable testers of unusual amounts?
Since BRAWM is silent on this, I assume they didn't find this result
Kaboom goes Reactor-3
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Explosion Photo of MOX uprated Fukushima Reactor-3, March 14, 2011. Perhaps this was a hydrogen detonation or as Busby and some others have suggested, a prompt criticality excursion.
http://japanfocus.org/-Chris-Busby/3563
The about 7% Plutonium in MOX Fuel, more than doubles the fission control issues and more than doubles the health consequences.
There seems to be an inaccuracy (confusion) with the explosion dates (March 14,2011 or June 14, 2011, in this Busby interview versus the photo caption.
http://japanfocus.org/-Chris-Busby/3563
1. ... "Whatever other scientists say, I believe that there were nuclear explosions involved, especially in Reactor 3. I believe that there was a criticality on June (March-14?) 14th. You can see it happening on the video and also there was a sudden increase in radiation in Ibaraki detectors just after it happened at about midnight on June 14th (March-14?)."
"Microscopic" alpha-emitting
"Microscopic" alpha-emitting highly-carcinogenic "hot particles" in the air and on the ground, eh
And some people actually wonder why this industry is so heavily despised...
Thanks for link here's what
Thanks for link here's what he said cris busby
"- Unusual amounts of plutonium have been found on the west coast of the United States and elsewhere. Radioactive materials have also been found in milk and water in the US. What is your view of these facts?
Plutonium has also been found in the UK in air filters.12 This means that particles are now being globally dispersed. There will follow increased rates of ill health, including cancer and birth defects, which will be proportional to the overall air concentration. High in Japan, low in USA, and very low in Europe. I do not think plutonium is much more dangerous than the other alpha emitters, particularly Uranium, on a dose for dose basis. I think the danger is in Uranium, Tritium, Strontium-90, Carbon-14, Tellurium-132. I have found Te-132 in car filters from Japan.
Chris Busby
- If plutonium dispersed so widely, it only makes us wonder and fear how it's been dispersed in the immediate proximity of Fukushima Daiichi, Fukushima as a whole, and beyond... Tokyo and all Japan. What is your view of the seriousness of this issue?
I have car air filters from Fukushima and Tokyo. We have found high levels of radioactive particles in these. In my March/April paper13 I predicted more than 200,000 additional cancers in the next 10 years within a 200 KM radius of Fukushima.14 I have seen nothing to change my mind. In fact it is worse than I thought then and said on TV. I have been hoping all along that I was wrong, and even now there may be some good development that I had not expected or foreseen, but the situation is bad and I am very sorry. I have been helping some lawyers who are making a legal case to have the children evacuated.15 The problem is that dose rate, MicroSieverts per Hour, cannot be used to reassure on the basis of comparisons with annual natural background. The exposures are internal and the risk model of the ICRP, which is based (ironically) on the external exposures at Hiroshima, cannot be used. This is the key issue. There is a more accurate model, the ECRR, one which has now been translated into Japanese and is available on the internet. (Link)
Uranium region 9 only
Great he thinks uranium is a big danger and looking at the EPA data results that they have released far more uranium over the csu has been detected than plutonium.heres the data
http://oaspub.epa.gov/enviro/erams_query_v2.simple_output?Llocation=EPA+...
I Just learned
Uranium 238 has a half life of 4.47 billion years yes billion it's here to stay .
http://www.tenorm.com/bkgrnd.htm#Man-Made%20Sources
Half life of 4.47 billion
Half life of 4.47 billion years means that this material is very, very mildly radioactive.
Short half life = highly radioactive for a short time. Long half life = mildly radioactive for a long time.
Uranium -238
[edit]Nuclear energy applications
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In a fission nuclear reactor, uranium-238 can be used to breed Pu-239, which itself can be used in a nuclear weapon or as a nuclear-reactor fuel supply. In fact, in a typical nuclear reactor, up to one-third of the generated power does come from the fission of Pu-239, which is not supplied as a fuel to the reactor, but rather, produced from 238U."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium-238