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Okay, so this is basically day zero, for anyone who wants to eat fish? After this, only with a Geiger counter?
by PicassoCTs 6y ago
Okay, so this is basically day zero, for anyone who wants to eat fish? After this, only with a Geiger counter?
- thepete2 6y agoHard to know without more info. It likely depends on the rate with which they release it and the currents, i.e. how the radioactive water dilutes with the ocean. What should matter for the fish consumption there should be the local concentration.
- rblatz 6y agoNo, because this will blend into the existing background radiation already present in the ocean.
- ceejayoz 6y agoI'd worry a lot more about other pollutants we've been dumping for decades. You get more radioactivity exposure from the world's active coal plants than a bunch of Fukushimas.