Radioactive elements from the damaged Fukushima nuclear
power plant have been detected in seawater and marine organisms up to 600km
from Japan. Analysis revealed eminent levels of radioactive rudiments that
could be attached directly to releases from the nuclear power station. Eminent
readings were also measured in sampled sea organisms, which can give attention
to the pollution relative to the nearby water.
The researchers who looked at the plankton and fish even
detected a radioactive type of silvery for the first time in the open sea. The
maximum of these readings is about a thousand times what could be calculated in
the irrigate former to the nuclear accident. Interestingly, the cruise found
these highest detections were not in areas sampled closest to Fukushima.
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