I talked to ODFW's Public Information Officer, Rick Suart, and he talked with the biologists while we were on the phone. It was the consensus of the biologists that these were Willametter River salmon, trying to make it up the Willamette to the McKenzie River, but diverting into the Clackamas River to escape the hot temperatures of the Willamette River. But the Clackamas River was also dropping in water level, and heating up in the hot weather.From
http://femalefaust.blogspot.com/
Oregon: First-Ever Statewide Fishing Ban Coincides With, But Does Not Cite, Widespread Unexplained Fish Die-Offs (In Some Areas Mortality Near 100%)
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ReplyDeleteHere are lots of links about fish and or the Ocean issues...
Top Cancer Doctor: Irresponsible to say cesium in California bluefin tuna is nothing to worry about — You have radioactive material in fish, which is being eaten by people (VIDEO)
Pacific bluefin tuna transport Fukushima-derived radionuclides from Japan to California
BBC: Public health hazard from fish arriving in California waters? May be considerably more contaminated than radioactive tunas (VIDEO) + good comments
Radioactive Bluefin Tuna From Japan Caught Off California Coast
Impact to US West Coast from Fukushima disaster likely larger than anticipated, several reports indicate - Bellona
Japan Finds Radioactivity in More Foods From California: The California Radiation Report
Sea contamination of 3946 days later | Fukushima Diary
The Great Ocean Conveyer Belt
The Humboldt Current. « Paul Langley's Nuclear History Blog
Canada: Fish Eaters Threatened by Fukushima Radiation
SALMON Study Ottawa silences scientist over West Coast salmon study
Nobel: Radioactive contamination in Western US and Hawaii a concern — “Particularly in the water and milk sources” -CBS (VIDEO)
Mutated California Sunflowers July 2012 - EnviroReporter.com
No Place to Hide – Fukushima Fallout Findings Widespread - EnviroReporter.com
The Great Ocean Conveyer Belt
Treasure Island Radiation More Widespread than Reported | NBC Bay Area
BUCKYBALLS - UC Davis News & Information :: How sea water could corrode nuclear fuel
Radiation Poisoning Hot Particles & Measurement of Radioactivity (Arnie Gundersen & Marco Kaltofen)
US Particulate and Xenon Measurements Made Following the Fukushima Reactor Accident « Paul Langley's Nuclear History Blog
thx for the implicit h/t. no nukes, man.
ReplyDeleteI made it explicit too....lol
DeleteDad wants to keep eating fish bones in his homemade canned sockeye (skin too), despite my warnings and extensive efforts at relaying info about Strontium 89/90, where it accumulates, and what Leukemia is.
ReplyDeleteHe's already a survivor, and i am scared shitless! Am near wits end, yet don't want to be silent nor overload his "donkey cart".
Is there anything anybody could share that i could relay to him that is credibly convincing, yet fit for somebody with the attention span for topics somebody might find disinteresting or inconvenient? Thank you.
here's 1,000 links over 6 years for you to show your father http://www.picassodreams.com/files/fukushima-pacific-ocean-chronology-pdf put together by Kelly Ann Thomas from enenews.com
DeleteDUD, send him this picture of what strontium does to your bones.
Deletehttp://nukeprofessional.blogspot.com/2015/10/fukushima-is-here-this-month-epa-shut.html