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Food testing in Fukushima, and observations about the results

 
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We hear reports of contaminated items being found regularly, and many people may assume that these reports represent a significant proportion of everything that's being tested, and that a lot of contaminated food is in circulation.

But examining the MHLW database, which is open for download, and summaries released in English, in 2012, out of 278,275 items tested nationwide before being allowed onto the market --including agricultural products, fishery products, meat, milk, wild animals, and others -- 2372, or about 0.8%, contained over 100Bq/kg of radioactive cesium.

In Fukushima Prefecture alone, the number was 1377 (4%) out of 34,857 items tested in total. Looking just at Fukushima's agricultural products, in 2012, 180 out of 11,910 items tested, or about 1.5 %, were above limit. In 2013, as of July 5, the percentages over 100Bq/kg were 0.4% of everything tested nationwide, 2.2% of everything tested in Fukushima, and 3% of Fukushima's agricultural products.
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Those who criticize the overall food monitoring system call it "spot checking," and insist that it is too porous, and must be allowing a lot of contaminated food onto the market.

But in fact results frequently released by the many independent, citizen-run food testing labs that have sprung up, such as CRMS (Citizens’ Radioactivity Measuring Station), as well as by COOP Fukushima, which tests food it sells itself and conducts regular "duplicate portion" surveys of members' households, almost always reinforce the government's claims (see links and summaries below)

. A higher percentage of contaminated items is often found by independent labs, but the labs themselves acknowledge that people usually bring food they're particularly worried about to be tested, like wild or homegrown items or other "grey market" products which have actually not been approved for sale and which are not representative of what it actually found in stores. Above-limit items can be found, but even independent watchdog groups rarely report finding them on supermarket shelves, and their reports tend to focus instead on instances of any contamination at all that has been detected.

The independent labs play an important role in helping keep pressure on the government to be accurate and thorough in its monitoring, and for testing things the government doesn't.

[link to no1.fccj.ne.jp]

Incl. many, many Sources, Official, Inofficial!
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Holy crap, you really are being paid by Tepco..
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Holy crap, you really are being paid by Tepco..
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Nope, i just try to show the Reality, the Truth and not such Bs.
as we read here in the last Days!

Look for the Numbers (Bq. a Kg)
open every Source and try to understand!

Like a Reality-check or a control of Quality!
Don't fear the Truth.
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Do Fukushima’s farmers have a future?
I first met Yauyuki Fujimura a few years before the 3/11 disaster, when I was writing Just Enough, a book about traditional Japanese approaches to sustainability. Fujimura is an engineer and inventor – a quite successful one – with many patents to his name. An outspoken eccentric, he had decided to purchase a large plot of land surrounding a small lake in Nasu-Shiobara, in Tochigi Prefecture, and build what he called an “alternate energy theme park.”

Fujimura is an opponent of nuclear power, but he goes further, designing appliances and other devices for daily use, like refrigerators, dehumidifiers, stoves and lamps that do not require external sources of electricity (and often none at all), in an attempt to help society wean itself off any kind of centralized power generation. I visited his “theme park,” which he had named “Hi-denka Kobo,” or “Atelier Non-electric,” and found it to be charmingly improvised, a bit ramshackle in parts, and like Fujimura, brilliant and eccentric.

When I heard after the disaster that Nasu had become a radioactive hotspot, with radiation levels similar to those of much of central Fukushima, I went to visit Fujimura the first chance I got. His living room was strewn with expensive high-end radiation detecting equipment, like high-spec scintillators and portable nuclide monitors, as well as textbooks and printouts on radiation. During that visit, he laid out his plan for helping Nasu, one that depended on using local expertise, with local farmers taking control of the measurement, decontamination and education processes. He told me he had gotten 50 farmers to join him.

Today, the citizens’ group, an NPO called Nasu wo Kibo no Toride no Kai, (Make Nasu a Bastion of Hope), has about 500 members, with close cooperation among producers and sellers. Their standards are much stricter than the government's 100Bq/kg maximum allowable level for cesium in food. “At first,” explains Fujimura, “some of our members were insistent that cesium levels had to be reduced to zero. But I told them if that was the only acceptable level, there was nothing we could do. But my research had shown that it would be possible to reduce it to 37Bq/kg for almost all products, so if they could live with that, then we could continue farming in Nasu. That became our target.”

Read more: [link to no1.fccj.ne.jp]

It is interesting and a very Japanese Way.
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Kevin Kamps, Radioactive Waste Watchdog at Beyond Nuclear: Well, the best I can come up with for what’s happening in recent days and weeks at Fukushima Daiichi is hemorrhaging of radioactivity.

And the scariest part of all is that they don’t know where it’s coming from.

But ultimately it’s coming from 3 melted down atomic reactor cores and severely damaged, if not entirely destroyed, radiological containment structures. That’s where it’s ultimately coming from.

But why it’s getting out now in such a hurry all of a sudden is the big mystery.

[link to enenews.com]


[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]


Thread: Fukushima plant is hemorrhaging radioactivity — “Scariest part of all is they don’t know where it’s coming from”

at 3:40 for starters

Japan allows for 100 Bq per kg of radioactive cesium in food beyond that it's considered unfit for human concumption.

Incredibly in the US the standard is 1,200 bq per kg. So we easily can be importing contaminated food from Japan.

And the ocean.
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OP = OBVIOUS SHILLING SHEEP
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Do you read both Article?

It provide a load of Material for the personal Research to understand this happening but when you are unable or not willed to read it just go,
stay with Bkubber Ploerp who is a known Shill!
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I'm sorry but I refuse to accept that (for the next 22,000 years at least!) that ANY food produced within proximity of the world's worst Nuclear Disaster (EVER) should be considered "safe" to eat. It is insane.

Testing is pointless, from the OP's links it is clear only small samples are being taken, so what if only "2.2% of everything tested in Fukushima" were above safe limits? 100Bq/kg is too high as it is. Then you need to consider HOW MANY Kilos of food a person consumes in a whole year, in 5 years, in 10 years. ANY amount of radiation exposure is dangerous and cumulative intakes makes it even worse.

I feel genuinely sorry for the fishermen and farmers of Fukushima and Japan - they are the victims of this avoidable disaster and their lives will NEVER be the same again. Food production in the region needs to be forgotten about if we really want to minimise the potentially massive humanitarian cost of the Fukushima disaster.

Farmers and Fishermen need to be compensated - and TEPCO need to be sued by mass-class action to ensure the people who's live they've destroyed with their reckless short-sighted profit-fuelled incompetence get justice.
Formerly Spacepostman...
FUKUSHIMA - Biggest Man-Made Disaster EVER.
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I agree with you that Tepco need to get (and will be) punished
but i need to tell you that a Human is not living alone from Bread,
he need something to do!

The People there in F'Shima are mostly older Farmers above the Age
of 60 and there is no danger for them anymore.

I am very critical with Food for the Kids and here we need to find a Way
how we manage this Disaster, we cant return in Time and spec. the
second Article is showing Alternatives.

By the Way there are more Plans for huge Greenhouses
and i dislike them, for me Food is a Product of this Planet,
our Sun and our Earth and not by Hydroponics.

PS: Soon they thrill a new Hole and we may observe the Coria
of Nr.2 for the first Time!

(this is maybe the cover up reason for the whole Water story).

PS2. there is no need to test every single Product, every single corn of Rice and every Tomato!
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SO YOU'RE TELLING ME NEARLY 1% OF EVERYTHING I EAT IS RADIOACTIVE WASTE, AND NOT TO WORRY BECAUSE ITS NOT A BIG DEAL?

Humans eat several pounds of food a day, 0.8% of that being radioactive waste is NOT a goddamn comfort.

It should be ZERO

How dare you, as a proven Tepco shill, post articles on North American food safety? Where do you even get the BALLS to present an opinion on this subject, you death advocate?

And here you are.

Well, good thing your ass is BANNED for shilling, and you can't delete the truth from your shill threads.

Know what? Only about 1% of the contents of a restaurant dumpster are dangerous... why don't you go eat out of a dumpster if those numbers are acceptable to you?
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SO YOU'RE TELLING ME NEARLY 1% OF EVERYTHING I EAT IS RADIOACTIVE WASTE, AND NOT TO WORRY BECAUSE ITS NOT A BIG DEAL?

Humans eat several pounds of food a day, 0.8% of that being radioactive waste is NOT a goddamn comfort.

It should be ZERO

How dare you, as a proven Tepco shill, post articles on North American food safety? Where do you even get the BALLS to present an opinion on this subject, you death advocate?

And here you are.

Well, good thing your ass is BANNED for shilling, and you can't delete the truth from your shill threads.

Know what? Only about 1% of the contents of a restaurant dumpster are dangerous... why don't you go eat out of a dumpster if those numbers are acceptable to you?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 44736837


Hah, a Nazi-Dogmaturdtard!

Why do you fear the knowledge and what have you done/
what do you do to stop nuclear Power Plants?

The Uranium for the majority of all the Plants is from Canada
or Australia, why do you still post here instead of standing
in front of this Gate with a Canon close by?
Because you are a Douchbag and not a upright Human!

It is sooooo fucking easy to say: "a Shill" but to provide Alternatives
is much, much more difficult,

i do not said anything ever about the US Food because i don't have
so much Sources, this Thread is about Fukushima only!
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I'm glad it is safe for you to eat. Eat it all and keep eating it. Feed it to all of your countrymen. Eat it and puke and eat some more.
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I'm glad it is safe for you to eat. Eat it all and keep eating it. Feed it to all of your countrymen. Eat it and puke and eat some more.
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I would be careful, your Country provide Food that is radiated by your Fertilizer (up to 1.200 Bq -Kg)
to a unimaginable Amount of Radiation.

One Kg of natural Fertilizer is coming with more than 5.000 Bq
and this you use on your Vegetable Fields since Decades for
the purpose of Profit- Maximization!

Disgusting People, soooooo Greedy!
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I'm glad it is safe for you to eat. Eat it all and keep eating it. Feed it to all of your countrymen. Eat it and puke and eat some more.
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Summary of Feb. 2013 report:
This was the second duplicate portion survey done by Fukushima Pref. 77 Fukushima residents participated from Sept-Nov 2012. The survey included households from 7 regions in Fukushima prefecture, with participants ranging in age from 0 to 70 years old. Each person saved an extra portion of all meals, including snacks and beverages, that he/she consumed for one day, and sent it to the testing center.

Cesium was detected in 56 samples, or 73%. The breakdown is as follows:
21 samples ND (not detected) at a detection limit of 0.054-0.029 Bq/kg
53 detected, less than 1 Bq/kg
2 detected, between 1-2 Bq/Kg
1 detected, more than 2 Bq/kg. (This person's food showed 171 Bq/kg. This family habitually ate wild foods it gathered, such as mushrooms, as well as food it grew itself. )

[link to wwwcms.pref.fukushima.jp]
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Holy crap, you really are being paid by Tepco..
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Nope, i just try to show the Reality, the Truth and not such Bs.
as we read here in the last Days!

Look for the Numbers (Bq. a Kg)
open every Source and try to understand!

Like a Reality-check or a control of Quality!
Don't fear the Truth.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 44725991


The food bought in the stores are imported. The reason people are bringing in the home grown AKA grey market is because IT IS FROM JAPAN.

Jesus the radiation must be rotting your brain.

Last Edited by Children of the Atom on 08/08/2013 01:40 AM
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Nope, i just try to show the Reality, the Truth and not such Bs.
as we read here in the last Days!

Look for the Numbers (Bq. a Kg)
open every Source and try to understand!

Like a Reality-check or a control of Quality!
Don't fear the Truth.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 44725991


The food bought in the stores are imported. The reason people are bringing in the home grown AKA grey market is because IT IS FROM JAPAN.

Jesus the radiation must be rotting your brain.
 Quoting: Children of the Atom


Your Name? Chuckle

C'mon, at least read the Articles when you try to add something!
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Except for the explosions, which scattered contamination, japan was lucky.. especially Tokyo..

The easterly off-shore winds and jet stream carried 80% of the plume contamination into the pacific ocean, and land areas to the east... still circling the globe, dumping contamination from the atmosphere in rain and snow.

There is also mixing of uncontaminated foods with contaminated foods in japan.. to dilute the contamination.. by adding bulk until below official limits.

The schoolkids must eat the local rice... they can't bring lunches to school.

You did not mention any of this..
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I'm glad it is safe for you to eat. Eat it all and keep eating it. Feed it to all of your countrymen. Eat it and puke and eat some more.
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I would be careful, your Country provide Food that is radiated by your Fertilizer (up to 1.200 Bq -Kg)
to a unimaginable Amount of Radiation.

One Kg of natural Fertilizer is coming with more than 5.000 Bq
and this you use on your Vegetable Fields since Decades for
the purpose of Profit- Maximization!

Disgusting People, soooooo Greedy!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 44775364


Go fuck yourself you SHILL NIP BITCH. Now the game plan is to blame radioactive food on fertilizer. I hope you rot in hell for the money Tepco pays you to lie.
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Except for the explosions, which scattered contamination, japan was lucky.. especially Tokyo..

The easterly off-shore winds and jet stream carried 80% of the plume contamination into the pacific ocean, and land areas to the east... still circling the globe, dumping contamination from the atmosphere in rain and snow.

There is also mixing of uncontaminated foods with contaminated foods in japan.. to dilute the contamination.. by adding bulk until below official limits.

The schoolkids must eat the local rice... they can't bring lunches to school.

You did not mention any of this..
 Quoting: Waterbug


Because it is not the Topic!

By the Way the J-Kids are free to chose/ choose (?) their Food,
no one is standing behind of the Parents with a loaded Gun.

The mixing of Food happened only in the first Months after theTsunami
and it happened only with " processed Food"
and not with Vegetables and Fruits!

The only right Argument from you is that a lot of the dirt gone to the East,
America- we ale so soooollllllly Chuckle
(for the dirty Nip)
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Be a good Samaritan and tell us the truth on what your inhuman race had done to our prisoner of war allied.

You did'nt and yet refused compensation as well as got away with the fake european genocide hague.
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“Shocking”: Officials make it mandatory to use Fukushima rice in school lunches
[link to enenews.com]
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“Shocking”: Officials make it mandatory to use Fukushima rice in school lunches
[link to enenews.com]
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When the Rice is uncontaminated why not?

Now don't try to tell me that all Rice is contaminated because this is a lie
as we can see when we read the first Article!

On the other Side you and your Blubber Friends are so full of lies ....
you are the master of Tepconese!
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Be a good Samaritan and tell us the truth on what your inhuman race had done to our prisoner of war allied.
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Your Soldiers was and still are Terrorist, Dumbass!

No one invited them to Asia, to Pearl Harbor, to Indonesia,
Myanmar and/ or the Philippines, the only reason your
Country was there was and is Colonialism .

Get out of Asia, you don't belong here!
(Ironicmode, i am not Japanese either)
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Your Soldiers was and still are Terrorist, Dumbass!

No one invited them to Asia, to Pearl Harbor, to Indonesia,
Myanmar and/ or the Philippines, the only reason your
Country was there was and is Colonialism .

Get out of Asia, you don't belong here!
(Ironicmode, i am not Japanese either)
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@ Atom-Boy

cruise
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Be a good Samaritan and tell us the truth on what your inhuman race had done to our prisoner of war allied.
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Your Soldiers was and still are Terrorist, Dumbass!

No one invited them to Asia, to Pearl Harbor, to Indonesia,
Myanmar and/ or the Philippines, the only reason your
Country was there was and is Colonialism .

Get out of Asia, you don't belong here!
(Ironicmode, i am not Japanese either)
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Unit 731.
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Be a good Samaritan and tell us the truth on what your inhuman race had done to our prisoner of war allied.
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Your Soldiers was and still are Terrorist, Dumbass!

No one invited them to Asia, to Pearl Harbor, to Indonesia,
Myanmar and/ or the Philippines, the only reason your
Country was there was and is Colonialism .

Get out of Asia, you don't belong here!
(Ironicmode, i am not Japanese either)
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Did you know that the Japanese granted independence to Indonesia in 1944 but the Dutch came back after the Japanese were defeated and forced the country to stay a Dutch colony? And so Indonesia had to fight a war of liberation against the Dutch for four long years and it wasn't until 1949 that the Republic of Indonesia was created as a sovereign and independent nation.
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When the Rice is uncontaminated why not?

Now don't try to tell me that all Rice is contaminated because this is a lie
as we can see when we read the first Article!

On the other Side you and your Blubber Friends are so full of lies ....
you are the master of Tepconese!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 44775364




3 ongoing core meltdowns/3 explosions...
no fallout/no contamination..?

Good trick..
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 Quoting: Waterbug


When the Rice is uncontaminated why not?

Now don't try to tell me that all Rice is contaminated because this is a lie
as we can see when we read the first Article!

On the other Side you and your Blubber Friends are so full of lies ....
you are the master of Tepconese!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 44775364




3 ongoing core meltdowns/3 explosions...
no fallout/no contamination..?

Good trick..
 Quoting: Waterbug


I think you need to think and to read it, at least, one more Time:
There is a lot of Contamination and it is not tolerable but not
everywhere- until now we have unimaginable Luck and help
from a higher Force!

In Theory you can have a Melt-Down without even the slightest Contamination of the surrounding Area but Daiichi was not such a Plant,
the Explosions you, we and i saw was caused by Hydrogen which is
not a source of Radioactivity!

I told you already countless Times that your Idea and Imagination
about this Accident is, maybe, wrong!

I served the real Numbers, incl. countless official and inofficial Sources
and it is up to you to believe it or not but stop to tell us that your
Imagination is the Reality, because it is not!

Numbers are Reality and your thoughts are just thoughts
but nothing else!
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Atom boy has a Shit-Bin-Osama-relevant Arabian DNA.
So don't listen to it.





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