"It's not something that we feel is an immediate public health concern,"
said Dean Peterson, county environmental health director. "We're not
even close to the point of saying that any of this is from Fukushima."
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posted last week on YouTube, the seven-minute video shows the meter of a
Geiger counter as an off-camera man measures different spots on the
beach south of Pillar Point Harbor. The gadget's alarm begins ringing as
its radiation reading ratchets up to about 150 counts per minute, or
roughly five times the typical amount found in the environment.
Potassum Iodide
To date, six nuclear weapons have been lost and never recovered.
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