TOTAL GAMMA RADIATION In Your Radiation This Week No 7 and 8

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Notice:  It is necessary for public health and because the many nuclear reactors are venting radioactive gases and steam at nights and on weekends that all residents must stay inside at nights and on weekends.  Especially hard hit are the cities listed in YRTW ELE.  See the latest Your Radiation This Week for the most recent list of contaminated cities. – Bob Nichols

Good Day!  This is “Your Radiation This Week ” for the past 2 weeks. These are the recorded Total Gamma Radiation and Sievert highs that affected people around the United States.

YRTW ELE is published every two weeks on Saturday. ELE is an acronym for “Extinction Level Event.” I believe the amount of Rad in the air Now Dooms Humanity to a quick Extinction. I can’t say it any plainer than that.  The next publication dates are March 25, 2017 and April 8, 2017.

Changes

RadNet, a Directorate of the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) added a radiation measurement capability to the list recently.  Twenty-four (24) cities are now reporting radiation levels in Sieverts and CPM. Same Radiation, different measurements. The Sievert is widely used in other countries.

Mar 23, 2011 – Sievert(Sv), unit of radiation absorption in the International System of Units (SI). The sievert takes into account the relative biological effectiveness (RBE) of ionizing radiation, since each form of such radiation—e.g., X-rays, gamma rays, neutrons—has a slightly different effect on living tissue.”



” … In a short time a dose of 1 Sv causes acute radiation sickness, and a dose of 10 Sv is fatal.” Short and to the point, the Sievert measurement is meant to inform all residents of imminent danger.

YRTW ELE will always report Sieverts when available in the future in the States. In addition, Japan and the European Union report radiation measurements in Sieverts.

You are encouraged to compare Sievert measurements with the rest of the world. The United States is a very radioactive country. Rad sources are always nuclear reactors and nuke weapons. The Counts per Minute (CPM) reporting continues.

The big EPA radiation monitors are staffed, are in many locations and uniform throughout the US. The EPA Rad monitors report hourly 24/7 for 168 possible reports a week, each. [24 x 7 = 168 hourly reports per week] The Column labeled “Corrupted?” in the CPM reports is Deleted. The Column came about from reporting less than Once per Hour for 168 reports a week. 100% Rad reporting is … rare.

The people who own, Patent and control nuclear reactors and nuclear weapons are Guilty of Crimes Against Humanity, War Crimes and are truly our enemies. They belong at the Hague on trial; not at a country club. My Opinion.

Tokyo … 36 Rad nanoSieverts per Hour
New York City … 73 Rad nanoSieverts per Hour
San Diego … 109 Rad nanoSieverts per Hour

Tokyo’s at 36, New York City reached 73 and San Diego, California ran 109. The measurements are made in the widely accepted nanoSieverts per Hour, abbreviated world wide as nSv/Hour, or nSv/Hr.

These numbers finally give normal people a way to compare like with like in the ever more dangerously radioactive world. Now You can easily compare New York City and Tokyo, for example.

Eight Absorbed Sieverts per Hour and you are probably a dead duck. Ten Absorbed Sieverts and you are quite dead; you are history, a Goner. Got it?

Oh yea, remember that the Rad you got yesterday, the day before and last year is cumulative. It all Counts.

ALERT: The Readings below are in CPM And Sieverts, in many cases.

They are Very Different. It’s a matter of maiming, life and death; the usual stuff in the world of Rad; the only question is “What’s the magic cumulative number that kills or disables you.” In Sieverts it is very clear – Ten absorbed Sieverts and you are very dead.

Listed in Counts per Minute, a Count is one Radioactive Decay Registered by the Instrument. CPM is also used by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) to measure deadly ionizing radiation.

Still, all reporting cities are above normal. The reporting Radioactive Cities are a few of the radioactive cities in the States. For 2017 YRTW ELE will list High America’s cities Total Gamma Radiation. Take all necessary precautions.

Total Gamma Radiation CPM * City State and nanoSieverts

COUNT CPM, CITY, STATE nanoSievert/Hour
11,333 CPM, Navajo Lake, NM.
10,861 CPM, ColoradoSprings, CO.
10,222 CPM, Raleigh, NC.
9,577 CPM, Little Rock, AR.
8,987 CPM, Portland, ME.
8,842 CPM, Lincoln, NE.
8,817 CPM, Rochester, NY.
8,584 CPM, Fresno, CA.
8,578 CPM, Spokane, WA.
8,499 CPM, Denver, CO.
7,957 CPM, Tucson, AZ.
7,893 CPM, El Paso, TX.
7,626 CPM, Bakersfield, CA.
7,622 CPM, Omaha, NE. 130 nanoSv/Hr
7,529 CPM, Billings, MT.
7,458 CPM, Pittsburgh, PA,
7,451 CPM, Mason City, IA.
7,438 CPM, Riverside, CA.
7,380 CPM, Worcester, MA. 102 nanoSv/Hr
7,352 CPM, Grand Junction, CO.
7,271 CPM, Atlanta, GA.
7,264 CPM, Pierre, SD.
7,253 CPM, Laredo, TX.
7,169 CPM, Anaheim, CA
7,144 CPM, San Diego, CA. 109 nanoSv/Hr
7,109 CPM, Kansas City, KS.
7,073 CPM, Harrisonburg, VA.
7,064 CPM, Yuma, AZ.
7,048 CPM, Concord, NH.
6,998 CPM, Casper WY.
6,881 CPM, Louisville, KY.
6,831 CPM, Salt Lake City, UT.
6,827 CPM, Augusta, GA.
6,804 CPM, Champaign, IL.
6,759 CPM, Amarillo, TX.
6,744 CPM, Los Angeles, CA. 80 nanoSv/Hr
6,732 CPM, Rapid City, SD.
6,619 CPM, Idaho Falls, ID.
6,581 CPM, Wichita, KS.
6,560 CPM, San Bernardino Cty
6,479 CPM, Bismarck, ND.
6,433 CPM, Cleveland, OH
6,406 CPM, Boston, MA.
6,389 CPM, Kearney, NE. 183 nanoSv/Hr
6,360 CPM, Reno, NV.
6,297 CPM, Tulsa, OK.
6,233 CPM, Boise, ID
6,089 CPM, Hartford, CT.
6,054 CPM, Phoenix, AZ 97 nanoSv/Hr
5,986 CPM, Oklahoma City, OK
5,974 CPM, Knoxville, TN.
5,963 CPM, Ft Smith, AR.
5,925 CPM, Corpus Christi, TX.
5,843 CPM, Ft Worth, Tx.
5,723 CPM, Alburqueque, NM.
5,612 CPM, New York City, NY. 73 nanoSv/Hr
5,595 CPM, Lubbock TX.
5,455 CPM, Jefferson City, MO.
5,430 CPM, Charleston, WV.
5,430 CPM, Virgina Beach, VA
5,403 CPM, Detroit, MI
5,357 CPM, Des Moines, IA
5,334 CPM, Richmond, VA.
5,290 CPM, St George, UT.
5,198 CPM, Aurora, IL
5,190 CPM, Carlsbad, NM.
5,040 CPM, Tallahassee, FL. 62 nanoSv/Hr
4,886 CPM, Shawano, WI.
4,760 CPM, Philadelphia, PA. 66 nanoSv/Hr
4,738 CPM, Richland, WA. 74 nanoSv/Hr
4,672 CPM, Birmingham, AL. 66 nanoSv/Hr
4,660 CPM, Montgomery, AL. 69 nanoSv/Hr
4,532 CPM, Shreveport, LA.
4,499 CPM, Chicago, IL. 59 nanoSv/Hr
4,317 CPM, Houston, TX. 53 nanoSv/Hr
4,091 CPM, Eureka, CA.
4,078 CPM, St. Louis, MO. MIA 50 nanoSv/Hr
3,779 CPM, San Jose, CA 50 nanoSv/Hr
3,777 CPM, Baton Rouge, LA. 49 nanoSv/Hr
3,764 CPM, Las Vegas, NV.
3,692 CPM, Yaphank, NY. 53 nanoSv/Hr
3,620 CPM, San Francisco, CA.
3,611 CPM, Dallas, TX. 44 nanoSv/Hr
3,461 CPM, Tampa, FL. 38 nanoSv/Hr
3,299 CPM, San Antonio, TX. 37 nanoSv/Hr
2,363 CPM, Washington, DC. 43 nanoSv/Hr
2,272 CPM, Fairbanks, AK. 49 nanoSv/Hr
1,700 CPM, Anchorage, AK. 33 nanoSv/Hr
    Burlington, VT, US 68 nanoSv/Hr
  Toneri Park, Tokyo, Japan 36 nanoSv/Hr

Count: 90 Cities

Rad Cities in Alphabetical Order

COUNT CPM, CITY, STATE nanoSievert/Hour
5,723 CPM, Alburqueque, NM.
6,759 CPM, Amarillo, TX.
7,169 CPM, Anaheim, CA
1,700 CPM, Anchorage, AK. 33 nanoSv/Hr
7,271 CPM, Atlanta, GA.
6,827 CPM, Augusta, GA.
5,198 CPM, Aurora, IL
7,626 CPM, Bakersfield, CA.
3,777 CPM, Baton Rouge, LA. 49 nanoSv/Hr
7,529 CPM, Billings, MT.
4,672 CPM, Birmingham, AL. 66 nanoSv/Hr
6,479 CPM, Bismarck, ND.
6,233 CPM, Boise, ID
6,406 CPM, Boston, MA.
    Burlington, VT, US 68 nanoSv/Hr
5,190 CPM, Carlsbad, NM.
6,998 CPM, Casper WY.
6,804 CPM, Champaign, IL.
5,430 CPM, Charleston, WV.
4,499 CPM, Chicago, IL. 59 nanoSv/Hr
6,433 CPM, Cleveland, OH
10,861 CPM, ColoradoSprings, CO.
7,048 CPM, Concord, NH.
5,925 CPM, Corpus Christi, TX.
3,611 CPM, Dallas, TX. 44 nanoSv/Hr
8,499 CPM, Denver, CO.
5,357 CPM, Des Moines, IA
5,403 CPM, Detroit, MI
7,893 CPM, El Paso, TX.
  Ton eri Park, Tokyo, Japan 36 nanoSv/Hr
4,091 CPM, Eureka, CA.
2,272 CPM, Fairbanks, AK. 49 nanoSv/Hr
8,584 CPM, Fresno, CA.
5,963 CPM, Ft Smith, AR.
5,843 CPM, Ft Worth, Tx.
7,352 CPM, Grand Junction, CO.
7,073 CPM, Harrisonburg, VA.
6,089 CPM, Hartford, CT.
4,317 CPM, Houston, TX. 53 nanoSv/Hr
6,619 CPM, Idaho Falls, ID.
5,455 CPM, Jefferson City, MO.
7,109 CPM, Kansas City, KS.
6,389 CPM, Kearney, NE. 183 nanoSv/Hr
5,974 CPM, Knoxville, TN.
7,253 CPM, Laredo, TX.
3,764 CPM, Las Vegas, NV.
8,842 CPM, Lincoln, NE.
9,577 CPM, Little Rock, AR.
6,744 CPM, Los Angeles, CA. 80 nanoSv/Hr
6,881 CPM, Louisville, KY.
5,595 CPM, Lubbock TX.
7,451 CPM, Mason City, IA.
4,660 CPM, Montgomery, AL. 69 nanoSv/Hr
11,333 CPM, Navajo Lake, NM.
5,612 CPM, New York City, NY. 73 nanoSv/Hr
5,986 CPM, Oklahoma City, OK
7,622 CPM, Omaha, NE. 130 nanoSv/Hr
4,760 CPM, Philadelphia, PA. 66 nanoSv/Hr
6,054 CPM, Phoenix, AZ 97 nanoSv/Hr
7,264 CPM, Pierre, SD.
7,458 CPM, Pittsburgh, PA,
8,987 CPM, Portland, ME.
10,222 CPM, Raleigh, NC.
6,732 CPM, Rapid City, SD.
6,360 CPM, Reno, NV.
4,738 CPM, Richland, WA. 74 nanoSv/Hr
5,334 CPM, Richmond, VA.
7,438 CPM, Riverside, CA.
8,817 CPM, Rochester, NY.
6,831 CPM, Salt Lake City, UT.
3,299 CPM, San Antonio, TX. 37 nanoSv/Hr
6,560 CPM, San Bernardino Cty
7,144 CPM, San Diego, CA. 109 nanoSv/Hr
3,620 CPM, San Francisco, CA.
3,779 CPM, San Jose, CA 50 nanoSv/Hr
4,886 CPM, Shawano, WI.
4,532 CPM, Shreveport, LA.
8,578 CPM, Spokane, WA.
5,290 CPM, St George, UT.
4,078 CPM, St. Louis, MO. MIA 50 nanoSv/Hr
5,040 CPM, Tallahassee, FL. 62 nanoSv/Hr
3,461 CPM, Tampa, FL. 38 nanoSv/Hr
7,957 CPM, Tucson, AZ.
6,297 CPM, Tulsa, OK.
5,430 CPM, Virgina Beach, VA
2,363 CPM, Washington, DC. 43 nanoSv/Hr
6,581 CPM, Wichita, KS.
7,380 CPM, Worcester, MA. 102 nanoSv/Hr
3,692 CPM, Yaphank, NY. 53 nanoSv/Hr
7,064 CPM, Yuma, AZ.

Count: 90 Cities

Have a wonderful radioactive weekend and remember to Dodge the Rads, it’s dangerous out there.

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Resources

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Notes

  1. The Radiation charts and graphs of the EPA. Individual queries can be built at the EPA RadNet Query Builder.
    2. The EPA based reporting of NETC, an LLC.
    3. These stations’ Radiation equals Total Gamma Radiation. Gamma Radiation Monitors are reporting publicly at all these locations.
    CPM. “Although we can’t see it, taste it, smell it or hear it we can measure radiation and observe its effects. One way to measure radiation which the United States Environmental Protection Agency [EPA] has chosen to use on its radiation websites is in Counts Per Minute or CPM. Each Count is One Radioactive Decay.” Quote from the ‘Your Radiation This Week’ Apr 3, 2015.
    4. Radiation destruction of chitin, IAEA, by Ershov, B.G.; Sukhov, N.L.; Nud’ga, L.A.; Baklagina, Yu.G.; Kozhevnikova, L.G.; Petropavlovskii, G.A. (Institute of Physical Chemistry, Moscow (Russian Federation)
    5. “Plutonium Air” by Dr Paolo Scampa, AIPRI Blog, Aug 19, 2016,
    6. “Radioactive Fertilizer,” AIPRI by Dr Paolo Scampa, September 23, 2016, AIPRI: Les engrais radioactifs,
    7. “Texas has highest maternal mortality rate in developed world, study finds,” By ABBY GOODNOUGH OCT. 19, 2016,
    8. EPA Proposal Allows Radiation Exposure in Drinking Water Equivalent to 250 Chest X-Rays a Year
    “Forty-five (45) years later, the Nuclear States officially raise the amounts of “permitted radiation levels” by hundreds and sometimes thousands of times to maintain the utter and absolute dominance of the Nuclear State over everything, everywhere, for all time. No tolerance given.”
  2. 9. “In the never ending war between the suits (politicians) and the physicists, the suits win yet again; by changing the rules. It takes more than logic to fight these animals and win.” US Gov: Walk Slow  May 24, 2013
    10. “Baghdad” by Dr. Paolo Scampa, AIPRI, Saturday 12 November 2016 http://aipri.blogspot.it/2016/11/bagdad.html
    11. “News Release, New Aerial Survey Identifies More Than 100 Million Dead Trees in California,” USDA Office of Communications, “This brings the total number of dead trees since 2010 to over 102 million,”
    12. Caribou herd in Alaska suffering from mysterious decline, November 30, 2016, Noel Kirkpatrick, MNN Mother Nature Network, “The Central Arctic caribou herd in Alaska is experiencing a “steep decline” in its population, and scientists are researching the reasons why.”
    13. “Facing a Dying Nation,” a line from the 1979 Tribal Rock Musical HAIR. A scene with “Facing a Dying Nation” starring Treat Williams from the movie is here:  The character Pfc. Berger is KIA in Vietnam in 1968. Or YouRepeat.com
    14. It is Eugen Wigner’s name as a Verb. It’s about all things Wignerized. See Notes on Your Radiation This Week No. 69 and 70
    15. sie·vert, ˈsēvərt/, noun Physics, noun: sievert; plural noun: sieverts; symbol: Sv, the SI unit of dose equivalent (the biological effect of ionizing radiation), equal to an effective dose of a joule of energy per kilogram of recipient mass. Google: Sievert
    16. Eco Health Alliance interactive map of killer viruses, https://eidr.ecohealthalliance.org/event-map

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