AZ residents, Time to take your coffee black

[mike]

http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/20...samples-1600-epa-drinking-water-limits-18630/

Japan nuclear radiation in Phoenix Arizona milk samples show radioactive Iodine contamination levels up to 1600% above EPA drinking water limits. To make matters worse those contamination levels of radiation do not even include Caesium or other radioactive isotopes which were not even reported in the Arizona tests.

 

[Gene Steinberg]

http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/20...samples-1600-epa-drinking-water-limits-18630/

Well, time to move. But where?

 

[exo_doc]

But how real is this???
Is this just some kind of yellow sensationalistic journalism?
IF.....IF this is true, and those radioactive iodine readings are even just in the neighborhood, there should be an explosion of rad sickness across the US and the globe.
Are people feeling flu-ish, just out of sorts? Is there a "stomach virus" going around? Anything not being called what it really is? i.e. radiaiton sickness.
I, myself, have been dealing with extreme diarrhea and stomach cramps for two days now. Should I be worried? Or should I ignore my paranoia and just blame it on a stomach bug from bad Taco Bell?
This just plainly sucks.

 

[mike]

Well, time to move. But where?

Well the coriolis effect tends to keep pollution made in the northern hemisphere "up" there, and visa versa with the southern hemisphere, i have to say if i didnt already live in the southern hemisphere, i'd be thinking about that.

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But how real is this???
Is this just some kind of yellow sensationalistic journalism?
IF.....IF this is true, and those radioactive iodine readings are even just in the neighborhood, there should be an explosion of rad sickness across the US and the globe.
Are people feeling flu-ish, just out of sorts? Is there a "stomach virus" going around? Anything not being called what it really is? i.e. radiaiton sickness.
I, myself, have been dealing with extreme diarrhea and stomach cramps for two days now. Should I be worried? Or should I ignore my paranoia and just blame it on a stomach bug from bad Taco Bell?
This just plainly sucks.

I cant vouch for the veracity of this article, the PDF file does come from a .Gov site though.
As to the authors conclusions regards the data, you have to decide for yourself if the conclusions have merit