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@Veen Oui this link which had this zardoz/nilu "dates" referes to a link to another page - this shows same thing but also great releases from april over USA and EUrope - and we know it has not been these realeases or we would have known

I am over the link and thanks for letting me know, i deleted it from my other boards.
You inspire me always so polite :)

@didn't mean to be a bore - new at this, I enjoy mostly to learn from you all. Now it's past my bedtime so I say good night, take care. :)

If you all allow an advice, always check official websites when you find such information as this Zardoz thing. If you can't find it in the official website well then something is wrong. I find it really suspicious that NILU would set up a website outside their own domain to focus on Fukushima. It would make sense to open a dedicated page on their domain. I will check the veracity of the zordaz website. But it is very suspicious that NILU's official website doesn't appear to have a link back to zordaz.nilu.no Smells fake. I'll check it out later and post my findings. Peace.

Madison, WI is experiencing the highest beta since March 11, and Chicago, IL the highest gamma since March 25.

Meh is there any hope for us anymore? what with governments lying left, right and center to protect themselves.....

@Rexz Fuel meltdown did occur in TMI's nuclear accident. It is nothing new.
Take it easy and follow the news. There is always hope.

@lillymunster EPA Radnet Monitoring Data www.epa.gov

@all, CAMS report shows high radioactive readings in S/C of #2 and D/W of #3

The question is why this plume is featuring beta radiation, more than gamma radiation. What could it be? This site www.stol
I have checked bobby`s links and they are fine ler-eser.com lists tritium, cobalt-60, strontium-90, technetium-99, iodine-129 and -131, cesium-137... "Although, cesium-137 emits beta radiation, its gamma radiation is of greater concern."

@Edano-thank you I stand corrected :)

Tritium 3H decays into Helium 3 which is a big mox thing-please feel free to correct me my understanding is limited-if you feel I am not making a positive contribution to your brainstorming let me know
everybody's contribution is valued

tritium is beta.

@elainekirk : no

Radioactive element detected in grass, vegetables
A radioactive substance exceeding the state limit has been detected in pasture grass and vegetables in Tochigi and Ibaraki prefectures, neighboring Fukushima Prefecture.

3,480 becquerels of radioactive cesium were detected in one kilogram of pasture grass collected on May 5th in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture. The figure exceeds the state limit of 300 becquerels.

Also, at two different locations in Nasushiobara City, 3,600 becquerels and 860 becquerels of radioactive cesium respectively were detected in one kilogram of pasture grass collected on May 3rd.

Tochigi Prefecture requested farmers in the area where the radioactive substance was detected not to feed pasture grass to livestock. www3.nhk.or.jp

No.1 reactor is in a "meltdown" state
Tokyo Electric Power Company says the No.1 reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant is believed to be in a state of "meltdown".

The utility company said on Thursday that most of the fuel rods are likely to have melted and fallen to the bottom of the reactor. Earlier in the day, it found that the coolant water in the reactor is at a level which would completely expose nuclear fuel rods if they were in their normal position.

The company believes the melted fuel has cooled down, judging from the reactor's surface temperature.

But it suspects the meltdown created a hole or holes in the bottom of the reactor causing water to leak into the containment vessel.

It also suspects the water is leaking into the reactor building.

The company is planning to fully fill the containment vessel with water by increasing the amount injected. www3.nhk.or.jp

Large John: Brief Opinion on the Tepco Plan to Flood the Primary Containment www.greenpeace.org Danger of explosion when flooding reactor #1

@elainekirk The blog link below also states "We are also now conducting detailed analysis of fish, seawater, and seaweed collected outside of Japan’s 12 mile territorial waters, as well as fish, shellfish and seaweed samples collected from the Fukushima coast. Selections of samples have been sent to independent laboratories for further analysis. Watch this space for full results in the next week."