By Bob McCauley, ND
Radiation associated with 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan is slowly but surely making its way across the Pacific Ocean toward the US.
“Within one year it will have spread over the entire western half of the North Pacific and in five years we predict it will reach the US West Coast.” Claus Böning, co-author of the study, tells the website Environmentalresearchweb.
No radiation spill has occurred like this before on such a large scale and had the potential to spread through water. The worse nuclear accidents in history were Kyshtym, Russia—Level 6 -1957, Chernobyl, Ukraine – Level 7, 1986 and Fukushima, Japan Level 7, 2011. Here are the top 11 nuclear accidents on record.
There is no way to stop the radiation that is coming to the US West Coast as it steadily moves east. The spread of the Pacific Ocean plumb of radiation can be found here through March 2012.
Removing radiation from the body will increasingly become important in the coming years.