Fukushima radiation found in California milk, fruit, vegetables
Leroy N. Soetoro
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Authorities in the U.S. insist that there is no danger to public health or
the environment from the Fukushima nuclear crisis, and that levels of
radiation that have been detected in water, air, soil and food in North
America since the accident are in such minuscule quantities as to present
little to no danger. EPA discontinued its Fukushima radiation monitoring
efforts, and FDA says there is no danger to our food or seafood and
therefore testing is not necessary. There have been no calls since the
accident for heightened nuclear safety inspections or to upgrade or
decommission aging nuclear power plants in the U.S.
Yet, in limited testing conducted by states and independent labs since the
accident, radioactive iodine and cesium�both toxic to human health�have
appeared at elevated levels in milk and vegetables produced in California.
Radiation has also been detected in milk sold in Arizona, Arkansas,
Hawaii, Vermont and Washington since the accident.
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