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Category Archives: Personal Preparedness – Current Events
Nuclear Catastrophe in Japan ‘Way Worse’ than Chernobyl
from DemocracyNow.org Amy Goodman interviews Thomas Breuer, head of the Climate and Energy Unit for Greenpeace Germany and part of a field team of radiation monitors in Japan. “Chernobyl was more or less rural area around the reactor,” Breuer says. … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Personal Preparedness - Current Events
Tagged Environment, Japan, Radiation
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10 things to learn from Japan
10 things to learn from Japan – SKYNEWS reported this few days back. Shared with me compliments of Dyan, by email: 1. THE CALM Not a single visual of chest-beating or wild grief. Sorrow itself has been elevated. 2. … Continue reading
Health Canada – Can this be correct?
Please note that as of March 25, 2011, the frequency of data collection by NRCan using the mobile surveys has been decreased due to the low levels of radiation being detected. The surveys will be repeated periodically and the data … Continue reading
Radiation will be detected up to four weeks after radiation stops being released into the atmosphere.
Radiation detected in B.C. Coast will only be detected if radiation has been released into the atmosphere two weeks ago.
Radiation detected in Vancouver
Tonight’s CTV News Story, radiation now detected in Vancouver’s seaweed and rain water. Not at a harmful level.
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Tagged Radiation, Seaweed, Vancouver, Yellow Rain
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Current Earthquake World Map
Earthquake Map
Separating for events during radiation uncertainity and being informed
Planning a personal trip and celebration with one child and their friends would separate us from the other child and would mean leaving our island and travelling to the mainland therefore separation by a large body of water. Part of our consideration was to make sure … Continue reading
Waking up to the Westcoast fallout of Japan’s Nuclear Disaster
Is it life as usual? No!, not after the earthquake affecting Japan. Our first reaction was to find out how to give from across the Pacific Ocean. Financial donations began accumulating from people and governments. Prayers began surfacing online and event planning to support Japan. … Continue reading
Online Geiger Counter & Radiation World Maps
Radiation Map – Black Cat Systems and Radiation Network Austrian Rad Maps and Counters
Radiation Effects Chart
Dose-rem Effects 5-20 Possible late effects; possible chromosomal damage. 20-100 Temporary reduction in white blood cells. 100-200 Mild radiation sickness within a few hours: vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue; reduction in resistance to infection. 200-300 Serious radiation sickness effects as in 100-200 … Continue reading
