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Deadly areas of radiation found at Fukushima nuclear plant, WJLA ABC 7 by John Metcalfe, August 2, 2011:
Remember the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant? That place is still so contaminated that scientists are uncovering new and amazing things every day in unexplored locations. [...]
The deadly Easter eggs, located near a ventilation stack, are generating radiation on the magnitude of 10 sieverts per hour. Actually, the levels are higher than that, but the dosimeters the Japanese are using stop at 10. [...]
The Japanese nuclear team observed these fizzing pockets from afar with a gamma camera [...]
Highest radiation to date at Fukushima plant another hurdle for TEPCO, Asahi, August 3, 2011:
[...] The fact that such high levels of radiation [at least 10 sieverts per hour] were detected near piping connected to the outer atmosphere is further evidence that radioactive materials have spewed from the crippled reactors at much higher levels than previously believed. [...]
Because that level of radiation was detected on the outside of the piping, the level inside the piping could be even higher. [...]
TEPCO officials had assumed that high levels of radiation would mainly be detected within the reactor buildings containing the cores where the meltdowns occurred. [...]
Record radiation at Fukushima N-plant / More than twice previous peak level, The Yomiuri Shimbun, August 3, 2011:Tepco Reports Second Deadly Radiation Reading at Fukushima Nuclear Plant, Bloomberg by Tsuyoshi Inajima and Kari Lundgren, August 3, 2011:
Sellafield Mox nuclear fuel plant to close, Guardian, August 3, 2011:Vermont finds contaminated fish as nuclear debate rages, Reuters, August 2, 2011:
Remember the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant? That place is still so contaminated that scientists are uncovering new and amazing things every day in unexplored locations. [...]
The deadly Easter eggs, located near a ventilation stack, are generating radiation on the magnitude of 10 sieverts per hour. Actually, the levels are higher than that, but the dosimeters the Japanese are using stop at 10. [...]
The Japanese nuclear team observed these fizzing pockets from afar with a gamma camera [...]
Highest radiation to date at Fukushima plant another hurdle for TEPCO, Asahi, August 3, 2011:
[...] The fact that such high levels of radiation [at least 10 sieverts per hour] were detected near piping connected to the outer atmosphere is further evidence that radioactive materials have spewed from the crippled reactors at much higher levels than previously believed. [...]
Because that level of radiation was detected on the outside of the piping, the level inside the piping could be even higher. [...]
TEPCO officials had assumed that high levels of radiation would mainly be detected within the reactor buildings containing the cores where the meltdowns occurred. [...]
Record radiation at Fukushima N-plant / More than twice previous peak level, The Yomiuri Shimbun, August 3, 2011:Tepco Reports Second Deadly Radiation Reading at Fukushima Nuclear Plant, Bloomberg by Tsuyoshi Inajima and Kari Lundgren, August 3, 2011:
Sellafield Mox nuclear fuel plant to close, Guardian, August 3, 2011:Vermont finds contaminated fish as nuclear debate rages, Reuters, August 2, 2011:
Not sure of it's accuracy. Looks reasonable.
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