Something very unpleasant is going on in the Pacific Ocean. Marine animals are being found dead in huge quantities; whales are being observed with huge tumors; vast areas of open ocean seem almost devoid of life. Is this a result of Fukushima, where damaged reactors are pouring hundreds of tons of radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean on a daily basis? Like Michael Snyder, were just asking. Its useful to remember: caesium-137 is a radio-isotope that can replace sodium in living tissue & body fluids, and strontium-90 is a radio-isotope that can replace calcium in bones, in both cases because they behave the same chemically. There is surprisingly little reporting on this. One wonders if things will change if we begin to see an epidemic of leukemia or bone marrow cancer cases all over Western North America in the next few years.
Posted on: Wed, 30 Oct 2013 17:01:16 +0000
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