SOURCE: Environmental Protection Agency
Due to the events in Japan and the heightened interest in radiation monitoring data, EPA has developed new content RadNet Map View which contains monitoring data and additional contextual information from EPA’s Radiation Protection Programs.
Japan Atomic Industrial Corporation provides updates on the Fukushima reactor status and major events.
Thanks again New Energy Times readers for the tip!
Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT)
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New Energy Times again thanks the nuclear scientists who have provided us this link:
The Japanese National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, located in Tsukuba and Tokyo has started to monitor radiation in the air.
They detected a small amount of contamination using a 1.5 m2 sampling surface. For iodine-131 the contamination is less than 100 Bq/m2.
I will try to add more analysis to this within a day, if not a few hours.
The following data show the change of the radioactivity of these radionuclides.
New Energy Times thanks the nuclear scientists who have provided us links to this essential information.
The facts that the New York Times couldn’t (or wouldn’t) report: Real-time environmental radioactivity and radiation information from the Japanese Nuclear Safety Division, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology – Disaster Prevention Network for Nuclear Environments.
Click here for live realtime link.
Snapshot as of 18 March, 2011, 1710 PT
(Updated) Snapshot as of 19 March, 2011, 0900 PT
University of California, Berkeley Air Sampling Station
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