Sent to us by a reader, American National Radiation Network.
I’ve been a volunteer monitor ( radiation ) with the radiatonnetwork.com for almost 3 years, due to Fukushima. On 2/28/2015 I had a 145 CPM ( Counts or decays per minute ) Alert. The ONLY other station here in the Bay Area that is a constant participator is 2 miles due north of me, and he registered a 151 CPM peak, so, we had a ” hot plume ” pass through. Shit happens all the time, but this was a hot one. Bio-accumulation is my concern. My Leandro station and SL CERT’s graphs below.
My graph on 2.28.2015:
My closest network station, 2 miles due north, same day:
* Do note the “condensed time frame “, but the peak at the far right is in line with my alert. You won’t get this stuff on the MSM. 😉
Animals and sea life dying along the west coast from reading http://www.enenews.com
LOL
not saying there isnt any but those counts are pretty low. Not to mention none of my logs show those numbers.
When you get a count over 300 for more than 2 hours. Then report it.
Hey look, phoenix keeps going into the 500 and 700 ranges. [crickets]
in fact walmart probably tosses out 150-300 with each purchase.