Impact of Radiation on Wildlife of Fukushima
Biologist Timothy Mousseau’s Lecture at Fukushima on Jan 11, 2016
” Impact of Radiation on Wildlife of Fukushima”
中継の視聴をのがしてしまったので、のちほど視聴してみます。
生物学の視点から。
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@107 mins approx he says that the only people that are at risk of contaminated food are those that grow there own.. Interestingly, this is another major problem with the Fukushima disaster has caused. Many people in poorer rural Japan rely on their farms and gardens because of the cost of food in Japan. And also organic food growing was a huge industry in this part of Japan.
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