[Ag-umwelt] USA + Fukushima: Fish with very high levels of cesium found near Fukushima

["Andreas Rohrmann" <andreas AT rohrmann.com>]

Ahoi.

Diese Meldung bestätigt die Befürchtungen hinsichtlich einer
Verseuchung von Meerestieren (darunter speziell auch Fisch) infolge der
Fukushima-Katastrophe.

Am Wochenende war Michael Chossudovsky
(http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Chossudovsky) in Berlin und
berichtete u.a.davon, dass inzwischen überall an der Westküste der USA
tote Meerestiere gefunden würden. Er führte dies ebenfalls auf Fukushima
zurück und merkte an, dass in den Medien nicht darüber berichtet werde.

Warum auch...!?


Hier noch ein Artikel zu hochverseuchten Fischen bei Fukushima:


http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ201401110029


  Fish with very high levels of cesium found near Fukushima

January 11, 2014

THE ASAHI SHIMBUN

A fish contaminated with extremely high levels of radiation was found in
waters near the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, a
government-affiliated research institute said.

The Fisheries Research Agency said Jan. 10 the black sea bream had
12,400 becquerels per kilogram of radioactive cesium, 124 times the
safety standards for foodstuffs.

The fish was caught at the mouth of the Niidagawa river in Iwaki,
Fukushima Prefecture, on Nov. 17. The site is 37 kilometers south of the
stricken power plant.

It was one of 37 fish-?all black sea bream--that researchers caught in
waters in and off Iwaki in October and November to study the level of
radiation to which they were exposed.

The research institute said it will study the fish further to try and
determine when it became contaminated with such high levels of
radioactive cesium.

Two other fish also exceeded the safety standards of 100 becquerels per
kilogram, at 426 becquerels and 197 becquerels, respectively.

The readings of the remaining 34 fish were within the safety limits,
according to the Fisheries Research Agency.

Officials said black sea bream in the region that was covered by the
recent study have not been circulated as food in fish markets.

Black sea bream fishing in coastal waters off Fukushima and Miyagi
prefectures is currently restricted.

They are also on the list of fish that local fishermen are asked to
voluntarily refrain from catching in the northern municipalities of
Ibaraki Prefecture, which is located just south of Fukushima Prefecture.