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Is this some kinda secret squirrel society? I'm outta here.
Here are a few links I like to check for data on Fukushima.

www.nei.org The white paper on the disaster
earthquake.usgs.gov Earthquake data
ptwc.weather.gov Tsunami Data
www3.nhk.or.jp Japanese govt. news in English
www.stripes.com US miilatary news
english.kyodonews.jp Kyodo news, Japan
www.yomiuri.co.jp More Japanese news
www.japantimes.co.jp And more news from Japan
www.tepco.co.jp TEPCO press relaeses
www.tepco.co.jp Radiation at the plant
atmc.jp Radiation at the plant and status of the reactors, look at the top of the page to see more info
www.nisa.meti.go.jp More plant data in English!
www.mext.go.jp Measurements of radiation around the plant and in N. Japan
www.fairewinds.com Videos from a consultant in the US about the plants
www.slideshare.net IAEA Slide channel
allthingsnuclear.org More info from Union of Concerned Scientists
www.hiroshimasyndrome.com More info to balance the two previous sources
www.tepco.co.jp Video still shot updated each hour of the plant
news.tbs.co.jp Live video, when it is working

Mark has them . :-)

Bye

@Ralph Unger Come on Ralph, I understand your aggravation when people here start to theorize but we need objective sceptics such as yourself (I include myself in the same group). Take a deep breath as I usually do and don't give up. =)

That's a whopping high number -- where is it from?

@elainekirk yes know that but these seem to be alot of the ones people keep askin to be posted

Likewise, time to run -- mid 70s and sunny after a month of rain.

U.S. nuclear regulator raises questions after Fukushima
www.reuters.com

The dairy farmers who returned to Fukushima's fallout path www.guardian.co.uk

Radioactive fog. Wonderful.

I don't know if this is willful ignorance or if these NPPs actually have better shut down systems www.wwl.com

No clue as to credibility of this source, but interesting read - googled "radioactive fog" www.teachersparadise.com

@elainekirk We're all doing a bit of that.

An unrelated search drew in this ktwop.wordpress.com from March 12th, an informal blogging of the first 24 hours. I don't know if it's useful other than as what someone wrote down in those first 24 hours, before we knew any of the rest of this.

@NervousinNJ This bit? "The gamma rays do not contaminate people or objects. Fallout particles contaminate people or objects, and since they resemble sand, they can be brushed off, or washed off. The radioactive fog from seawater is a notable exception, being very difficult to wash off."

I fed google that specific date march 11 to march 11

oops! Wrong key. Radiation dose measured in the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station. www.tepco.co.jp

@dean What link are you referring to?