Radiation detected in rainwater in Boston

http://www.theunion.com/article/20110329/BREAKINGNEWS/110329693/1066&ParentProfile=1053

Radio active rain continues despite media dismissal

We are now in northern california which is very wet. 160% of average in Sacramento Valley and Sierra Nevada Foothills. This is normally a point to celebrate as it will replenish our water tables.

Weather Online Dispersal Models
The problem is the continued nuclear meltdown crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi plant  in Japan, now sending

Caesium-137
Iodine-131 and
Xenon 133
isotopes across the Northern Pacific to where I am and will be. Big deal? The problem with a situation like this is the fact that its effects will not be immediate, so the "big deal" may not occur for some time, allowing for many, government, industry, sycophants alike to write it off as no risk to public health.

Continued Nuclear Storm

Correction statement by the EPA. Still no cause for concern?

http://yosemite.epa.gov/opa/admpress.nsf/d0cf6618525a9efb85257359003fb69d/3724de8571e1b03f8525785c00041a7a!OpenDocument

California Nuclear Power Plant Safety

Hey, now is as good of time as any to re-examine the threat to public health that these power plants pose! Thanks Barb, you are not quite as slimy as that Feinstein woman

http://www.theunion.com/article/20110322/BREAKINGNEWS/110329935/1066&ParentProfile=1053

http://www.coastreportonline.com/campus_news/news/article_dcab5580-54de-11e0-9219-001cc4c03286.html

 http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/23/us-nuclear-usa-idUSTRE72C2UW20110323?pageNumber=2

San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant, San Diego County, California

Diablo Canyon Plant, San Luis Obispo County, California



On the Edge

California senator with sense, certify the safety of Nuclear Power Plants first

PG & E should not get a "free ride" on this one, our safety, the safety of the people, ordinary people not corporate executives who have several homes, depends on it. After mini-disasters like at its San Bruno site this summer, it is bad for the market too.


California reactors: Reactors' licenses may be blocked pending seismic study - latimes.com

Foot of snow on the first day of spring

Yesterday a wind gust blew so hard from the east that it shattered a window in each of our trucks parked in the driveway. I thought it was an earthquake or nuclear cloud, the whole sky went dark and the whole atmosphere moved at 100 mph. Everybody lost something, roofing, fencing, tarps. We woke up to a foot of snow. 

Pacific Jet 3-19

Here is the Pacific Jet Stream as of 3:16 pm on 3-19-11, carrying lots of moisture and possible radioactivity across the Pacific From Japan, right into California

Stormsurf's North Pacific Jet Stream Model 250 mb Pressure