A Fishy Story: Media hype non story of Fukushima ‘radioactive fish’

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'In fact, you would have to consume more than 700,000 pounds of the fish with the highest radioactive level – just to match the amount of radiation the average person is annually exposed to in everyday life through cosmic rays, the air, the ground, X-rays and other sources, the authors say.

But the media hyped story:

'Radioactive tuna fish from Fukushima reactor caught off American shores' - 'Oregon fisherman catch radioactive tuna contaminated by Fukushima disaster-but scientists say they’re SAFE to eat' (You get it? Wink, wink. The “radioactive tuna” is still safe to eat!)

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