Tag: Radiation

the problem of flammable rocks mixed with or next to the garbage dump is not solvable in this lifetime; or ever. There is no fix for St Louis.

A word about Amarillo, Texas. Since we all know what was there, there's no need to go into all that. The Rad report from EPA and all the historical Rad records are totally gone,

Thirty-nine (39) American cities topped 1,000 CPM this week.

That means the list of potential Perps starts with all nuclear capable countries; including the US.

Thirty-two (32) American cities exceeded 1,000 CPM this week.

Are we under attack? Yes, we are...

The nuclear pulse in America happened again: Target Denver, Colorado.

US Abandons St Louis, Missouri to the nuclear contagion.

Thirty-two (32) cities exceeded 1,000 CPM this week. Another Nine (9) cities are clustered between 999 and 900 CPM

Presumably it [the missing radiation] did not go to the Moon; therefore, it is on Earth somewhere.

41 cities exceeded 1,000 CPM this week, up from Thirty-three (33) cities in Your Rad Weather two weeks ago.

The radiation Count is up yet again, America. Can 3,000 CPM be far behind?

33 US Cities Over 1,000 CPM During Sept 2015

UNACKNOWLEDGED NUCLEAR EVENT SWEEPS NORTHERN MIDWEST IN THE US

I know of no variety of Humans immune to radiation.

The report period covers last week also to include the unnamed and unacknowledged, apparent nuclear event at Champaign, IL. Something spread radiation all over the country.

Three cities exceeded 1,000 CPM this week in Your Rad Weather This Week.

The Lethality from a specific release goes up for 35 years; ...

Can 1,000 CPM be far behind? We’ll see. Stick with Bob Nichols on "YRTW" on VT, I’ll keep you advised...

Use these report numbers as your Starting Point in adding up your daily, monthly and annual exposure ...

... the radiation levels and the Lethality move in opposite directions, the Lethality of the Rad goes UP for 35 years...

Take all appropriate precautions and actions. It is dangerous out there.

173.8 Times Normal Radiation at a city in the US...

Have a wonderful radioactive weekend and don’t forget to Dodge the Rads, it’s dangerous out there!

Welcome Pittsburgh to America's Most Radioactive Cities List

What is the normal Level of Radiation

Radioactive water, or Tritium, is a condition of their existence. It's Nasty Stuff.

... This is what everybody says, they are wrong of course, Nuclear Armageddon has already happened, probably sometime in the 1980’s.

... the EPA acted decisively by shutting down the reporting functions of hundreds of radiation monitoring stations...

Last week a reader asked a question about Cesium137 in the atmosphere and air travel.

Good Day, this is “Your Radiation This Week.” These are the recorded Radiation Highs that affected people this week around the United States and in your neighborhood.

... is premeditated random murder, in my opinion and others.

Have a good Radiation Day today.

Bob Nichols..."The radiation measurements are much higher today than years ago."

When the radiation starts to liquify your internal organs that's the end of the line. At what point, short of that, is action called for is the question.

- Getting Zapped like that leads to “shortened life spans” in the quaint expression of the American Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Around the world about two billion people (2,000,000,000 people) live on fish and other now radioactive products from the sea.

The poison will probably kill them all. Dog studies done with living animals show us how they will die.

- There have been classified studies that even a 'light nuclear exchange' could trigger a fault line with huge destruction spread throughout the region.

But if Fukushima keeps going on for years and years, it’s going to finish everyone. ... At some point it becomes an ELE.

"You are going to have to make your own choices. You will live a little longer, or, die sooner by these choices, as will I. No one is exempt..."

This "allowed" the patient to go ahead and croak before the life extending heroic measures arrived. It was that way because it was always that way.