President Barrack Obama is reassuring Californians that they do not need to worry about radiation from Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant. Instead, we are told to prepare for the massive earthquake that is bound to hit us at some point. We are told to stock up on food and water in case of an emergency. Little, to if any, radiation is bound to hit California. The radioactive particles will disperse throughout the Pacific and if it hits anywhere first, it would most likely be Alaska. Overall, if any radiation get to us, it will be in non-harmful amounts.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Obama: Don't Worry About Radiation Risks In U.S.
Landau, Elizabeth. "West Coast Officials, Obama: Don't Worry about Radiation Risk in U.S. - CNN.com." CNN.com - Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News. 18 Mar. 2011. Web. 18 Mar. 2011. .
President Barrack Obama is reassuring Californians that they do not need to worry about radiation from Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant. Instead, we are told to prepare for the massive earthquake that is bound to hit us at some point. We are told to stock up on food and water in case of an emergency. Little, to if any, radiation is bound to hit California. The radioactive particles will disperse throughout the Pacific and if it hits anywhere first, it would most likely be Alaska. Overall, if any radiation get to us, it will be in non-harmful amounts.
President Barrack Obama is reassuring Californians that they do not need to worry about radiation from Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant. Instead, we are told to prepare for the massive earthquake that is bound to hit us at some point. We are told to stock up on food and water in case of an emergency. Little, to if any, radiation is bound to hit California. The radioactive particles will disperse throughout the Pacific and if it hits anywhere first, it would most likely be Alaska. Overall, if any radiation get to us, it will be in non-harmful amounts.
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