Well this is never a good sign!

Interesting! I'm going to look into that. Thanks!

I have not eaten anything from the ocean since, or from any other water source because you really can't verify the location of where the fish came from. We eat organic (covered garden, filtered water system, etc). Yes, everywhere will be affected but someplaces less than others. We have a residency application pending...forgive me but until I know if it's approved or not I don't want to jinx it by talking about it. We are trying to go south.

Another good site for info on WIPP, if interested:

Potr.blog

dated--but still relevant

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

Still only showing three, but now one area that had a reading before is missing from the southeast and instead two readings by WI/IL border.
[link to netc.com]

Posting for info--do not know if connected--but interesting the shutdown of monitoring by the public, and this:



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That's not abnormal.

After Fuki, I picked a few pieces of gear, and they've sat on my window sill since in SoCal. I watched it peak at about 107 CPM once, two years ago, during some rain. It spiked to 90 something CPM again at some point months later. And, both of those were over in less than a minute, never to reappear.

On average, it fluctuates between 25-80 CPM. With around 40-50 being the standard background.

And, that's during some very high readings being reported by NETC.

I wouldn't put too much stock into that site. Not saying disregard it, by any means. Just saying I wouldn't take it as gospel.

And, don't worry, I'll be the first on GLP screaming blue murder if stays elevated where I am.

That happens, we will all be in a frenzy. Gotta have that internet

Wow, thanks for sharing. I agree, of all the days to pick.

Glad to know you are watching and sharing!

I wanted to take a reading earlier when it was raining but I try not to freak out my little one with my paranoia. Lol. Currently 19 CPM in my back yard in Gilbert AZ, my base is usually 10 CPM. Highest I have caught thus far has been 35 CPM.

I think that the Chem Trails are heavy with Nuke wastes too.

All the big population areas are hammered almost every day with heavy chem trails so levels will be higher.

And, as I've pointed out over the last couple years, cities are coated in things that do not absorb...like the ground does.

All the chem trail dust and Fuku rad just accumulates,
Until you get rain.

So true.

11:38 p.m. 8/27/15. Just took a reading on my front porch. Normal readings. Central Oregon.

"Drill" is NOT a good word for us, is it?

Usually not.

Look at this official site in Germany

1800 radiation measuring stations in Germany, open information to the public.

[link to odlinfo.bfs.de]

Radiation doom is like half the fun over a set ammount of time as regular doom.

Ba-dum-tiss.

Netc is a moronic site that sells memberships. Their "reporting stations" are a combination of EPA stationary sites using Hepa filters, citizens using different brands of radiation meters measuring ambient air, and folks who are measuring air filters of unknown size and consistency.
And netc reports them all on the same page as if they all were measuring the same thing. They aren't. And they issue "alerts" for readings that are normal for a HEPA site but which would be very high for an ambient air site without distinguishing between the two.
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Now, this other site is a group of citizens all using standardized equipment, and all are just measuring ambient air--

[link to radiationnetwork.com]


All their many reporting stations are showing normal levels at this moment across the US.
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The EPA sites use HEPA filters and high volume collections--60 m^3 per hour--and then the filter is measured. These readings are naturally many, many times the readings of ambient air because they collect all the air-borne particles in what would be a living-room sized volume, then stick their meter next to the filter.. They also have a map, and to get the readings one must only click on the appropriate dot.

[link to www2.epa.gov]


All the EPA readings are also essentially normal at the moment.
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The difference in filter measurement and ambient air measurement is similar to trying to count the fish in a muddy pond with two different methods. One method (ambient) is to stick your hand into the pond and see how many fish you can count in a minute, while the second method(filter) is to seine the pond and count how many fish are in the seine.

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The EPA usually just reports gamma counts because the filter paper itself can block some of the beta.

The radiation network equipment can detect beta as well as gross.
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The sources of the radiation can be 1)dust particles from the earth itself or from fall-out, 2) radon gas, which is a naturally occurring radioactive gas daughter of Uranium, 3) nearby solid materials(concrete, granite, limestone, etc) that have naturally occurring radioactive isotopes within, 4) gamma rays from space, 5) radiation produced by certain electrical equipment, and 6)some others I can't think of at the moment. #1, when collected on a filter, will usually be the dominant source of radiation, although there are places on Earth where the radioactive building materials, nearby geologic formations, or the radon gas levels show sky high readings.

Last Edited by MarPep on 08/28/2015 10:35 AM