Prophetic: "Wait Until the First Cesium-137 Shows Up in Alaska Salmon"

Alaska U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski - This is no Chernobyl

Some have compared the event to Chernobyl and declared the nuclear power renaissance dead. But that comparison is incorrect and the prediction premature. I believe nuclear power will continue to be a viable energy source in this country for decades to come. What the situation in Japan does provide is an opportunity to learn from their experiences to make our operations even safer.

Alaska U.S. Senator Mark Begich hasn't done or said a damn thing that is worth anything.



The environmental release is the growing challenge; you’re going to read more and more about it in the paper.  Wait until the first cesium-137 shows up in Alaska salmon, which is only a matter of time. You’re going to find it right back in the headlines. Lake Barrett, former U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission official and now an adviser to Tepco,  March 30, 2011 (at 36:00 in)

 US Gov’t: Alaska island “appears to show impacts from Fukushima” — Significant cesium isotope signature detected — Scientists anticipate more marine life to be impacted as ocean plume arrives (VIDEO)

UAF researcher concerned about Fukushima debris headed toward Alaska

Read more here: http://www.adn.com/2013/11/06/3162334/uaf-researcher-concerned-about.html#storylink=cpy

Since the Fukushima incident, I had wrote extensively on Redcounty.com about Fukushima and criticized Murkowski for her statements.

And Begich being Begich; he is just an idiot.