Sulphur radioactive from nuclear reactors in Fukushima, Japan has been damaged by the tsunami in California last March, the United States determined. However, the researchers found that the radioactivity is no risk to human health.
According to researchers at the University of California, San Diego, Mark Thiemens, concentrations of radioactivity in the region of California has risen higher than normal.
"Levels of registration is not a problem for human health. In fact, many sensitive instruments for measuring the radioactive decay even hours after the collection of particles to determine the exact amount of radiation," said Thiemens, as foxnews.com page Monday, August 15, reported 2011th
Fukushima nuclear reactors in nuclear power plants (NPPs) in the tsunami-damaged last 11th March 2011 are used.
The researchers found the samples of milk in California, Colorado, Connecticut and Massachusetts contaminated with iodine active despite low levels. According to U.S. officials Protection Agency, the radiation exposure is very low. Active research in sulfur at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California, 28 March-April 1 produced there. (SJ)
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Monday, August 15, 2011
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