MILLION A WEEK CLUB – YRTW 26 – Plus More Cities

Total Gamma Radiation Colorado Springs 2006 to 2017: 826,747,236 CPM. Facing a Dying Nation

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MILLION A WEEK CLUB - YRTW 26 - Your RadWeather Report
MILLION A WEEK CLUB - YRTW 26 - Your RadWeather Report

Are you in a city that gets a Million Counts of Radiation a Week? First, how on earth are you going to find out? That is a secret, isn’t it? Radiation?

Executive Summary

The nearby Targeted Population of US nuclear power plants is 160,876,377 people by the official 2010 US Census with a measured 2,095,396,838 [that’s Billion] CPM YTD in 2018.

See NEW DATA in the Colorado Springs, Colorado Radiation History 2006 – 2017, and the 2018 Annualized Rate of Gamma Rad.
The increase this week, June 30 to July 7, 2018 was a high 78,375,707 cpm. An increase in only a week that is way too high a price to pay in deaths and lost health by those who breathe.

Once emitted from the nuclear power plant, the Rad travels with the wind.



Much of it goes around the world and is detected on the West Coast of the United States.

Nuke Power Plants add to the deadly radiation every minute of every day. There are 525,600 minutes in 2018.

The Rad measured YTD in 2018 was 2,095,396,838 cpm.
The Rad measured YTD in 2014 was 2,020,390,040 cpm.

The increase in the YTD Rad from 2014 to 2018 YTD was 75,006,798 cpm. Written out the weekly increase was: seventy-five million, six thousand, seven hundred ninety-eight.

Dr. John Gofman, Medical Director of the Livermore Nuclear Weapons Lab famously called that kind of thing “premeditated murder.”

This nuke stuff gets real serious, real quick. It’s a nasty, nasty business.

“This is a Bad situation for all who breathe,” states EU physicist Dr. Paolo Scampa.[5] Now included, for the 26th Week of 2018 just passed, all cities above 26 Million CPM [27] Year to Date [YTD] of deadly Gamma Radiation.

Gamma “Rays” unpublished radioactive kin are a disastrous freebie from the PTB [Powers that Be.] A Count is One Radioactive Decay.

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Tables of Poisoned American Cities
Million a Week and Total Gamma Radiation Reported in the USA – Week 26
January 1 to July 7, 2018
Published July 14, 2018
Gamma and Beta CPM by City and State in the US

+ More Cities Above MaxNormalSafeLevel

Million a Week

MILLION A WEEK CLUB - YRTW 26
MILLION A WEEK CLUB – YRTW 26
2018 GAMMA READING ON 7/7/2018 4,512 HOURS2014 GAMMA READING 7/7/2014 4,512 HOURS2018 YTD BETA CPMDATE for 2018CITYST.2010 Census Target Population
43,384,95339,039,586Withheld7/7/2018Colorado Springs,CO.645,613
39,050,45942,475,883Withheld7/7/2018Raleigh,NC.1,130,490
37,928,82437,655,048Withheld7/7/2018Little Rock,AR.699,757
37,782,17832,113,290Withheld7/7/2018Portland,ME.514,098
35,877,77932,258,773Withheld7/7/2018Navajo Lake,NM.Transient
33,417,31131,984,014Withheld7/7/2018Spokane,WA.527,753
32,063,73019,830,412Withheld7/7/2018Riverside,CA.4,224,851
31,817,44433,050,262Withheld7/7/2018Worcester,MA.916,980
31,781,46618,336,540Withheld7/7/2018St. George,UT.138,115
31,021,67129,201,344Withheld7/7/2018Fresno,CA.930,450
30,748,23033,839,113Withheld7/7/2018San Diego,CA.3,095,313
30,044,01826,454,205Withheld7/7/2018Atlanta,GA.5,286,728
29,878,12026,967,082Withheld7/7/2018Boston,MA.4,552,402
28,974,69629,905,602Withheld7/7/2018Idaho Falls,ID.133,265
28,794,04828,249,771Withheld7/7/2018Phoenix,AZ.4,192,887
28,729,44728,493,451Withheld7/7/2018Los Angeles,CA.12,828,837
28,377,99827,374,301Withheld7/7/2018Tucson,AZ.980,263
28,167,98026,517,456Withheld7/7/2018Denver,CO.2,543,482
27,682,33627,531,758Withheld7/7/2018San Bernardino,CA.4,224,851
27,237,99326,453,561Withheld7/7/2018Casper,WY.75,450
26,724,976Withheld7/7/2018Yuma,AZ.195,751
26,070,30826,016,101Withheld7/7/2018Concord,NH.146,445
25,904,57429,107,899Withheld7/7/2018Grand Junction,CO.146,723
25,771,20525,712,557Withheld7/7/2018Hartford,CT.1,212,381
25,339,41322,075,385Withheld7/7/2018El Paso,TX.622,263
25,112,766Withheld7/7/2018Bakersfield,CA.839,631
25,023,64923,657,297Withheld7/7/2018Oklahoma City,OK.1,252,987
24,514,28423,765,329Withheld7/7/2018Providence,RI.1,600,852
24,341,85123,558,871Withheld7/7/2018Laredo,TX.250,304
23,967,19122,527,813Withheld7/7/2018Kansas City,KS.2,009,342
23,756,74326,562,622Withheld7/7/2018Anaheim,CA.3,010,232
23,555,15423,887,226Withheld7/7/2018Pierre,SD.21,361
23,272,89924,828,335Withheld7/7/2018Reno,NV.64,511
23,048,86342,403,825Withheld7/7/2018Billings,MT.158,934
22,899,23022,126,551Withheld7/7/2018Boise,ID.616,561
22,751,67322,174,395Withheld7/7/2018Mason City,IA.51,749
22,646,63323,586,983Withheld7/7/2018Louisville,KY1,235,708
22,479,50627,554,954Withheld7/7/2018Albuquerque,NM.887,077
22,205,25119,595,307Withheld7/7/2018New York City,NY.8,175,133
22,026,59720,622,701Withheld7/7/2018Cleveland,OH.2,077,240
21,815,09721,380,764Withheld7/7/2018Pittsburgh,PA.2,356,285
21,761,251Withheld7/7/2018Corpus Christi,TX.428,185
21,591,23020,766,390Withheld7/7/2018Shreveport,LA.439,811
21,498,51422,594,727Withheld7/7/2018Kearney,NE.52,591
21,452,06219,605,129Withheld7/7/2018Ft. Smith,AR.280,467
21,358,47019,904,214Withheld7/7/2018Lincoln,NE.36,288
21,287,81619,369,147Withheld7/7/2018Wichita,KS.630,919
21,190,00618,803,516Withheld7/7/2018Bismarck,ND.114,778
20,983,69821,025,322Withheld7/7/2018Champaign,IL.231,891
20,897,25621,927,228Withheld7/7/2018Charleston,WV.309,635
20,661,49022,003,217Withheld7/7/2018Virginia Beach,VA.1,676,822
20,545,47220,840,957Withheld7/7/2018Salt Lake City,UT.1,087,873
20,530,54722,504,623Withheld7/7/2018Richland,WA.253,340
20,336,04618,985,803Withheld7/7/2018Lexington,KY472,099
20,284,76524,790,602Withheld7/7/2018Rapid City,SD.134,598
20,119,65419,550,733Withheld7/7/2018Tulsa,OK.937,478
20,003,31820,951,486Withheld7/7/2018Harrisonburg,VA.125,228
19,983,34420,414,627Withheld7/7/2018Memphis,TN.1,324,829
19,657,53619,534,443Withheld7/7/2018Amarillo,TX.251,933
19,631,63526,003,632Withheld7/7/2018Tallahasee,FL.367413
18,873,58118,847,401Withheld7/7/2018Omaha,NE.865,350
18,857,41317,907,927Withheld7/7/2018Lockport,NY.21,165
18,829,109WITHHELDWithheld7/7/2018Mobile,AL.412,992
18,507,64218,926,945Withheld7/7/2018Ft. Worth,TX.6,426,214
18,480,62426,321,145Withheld7/7/2018Augusta,GA.564,873
18,233,47717,052,901Withheld7/7/2018Detroit,MI.4,296,250
18,028,64215,970,090Withheld7/7/2018Carlsbad,NM.53,829
17,879,00317,886,130Withheld7/7/2018Richmond,VA.1,208,101
17,622,57116,199,572Withheld7/7/2018Madison,WI.605,435
17,309,04214,984,376Withheld7/7/2018Aurora,IL.201,110
17,282,44315,296,468Withheld7/7/2018Des Moines,IA.40,325
16,967,38517,650,292Withheld7/7/2018Knoxville,TN.837,571
16,881,89418,378,271Withheld7/7/2018Birmingham,AL.1,128,047
16,718,69317,807,066Withheld7/7/2018Philadelphia,PA.5,965,343
15,979,12414,577,267Withheld7/7/2018St. Paul,MN.3,348,859
15,951,29215,953,032Withheld7/7/2018Eureka,CA.134,623
15,789,73917,114,893Withheld7/7/2018Chicago,IL.9,461,105
15,478,19314,691,130Withheld7/7/2018Indianapolis,IN.1887877
15,431,77115,553,662Withheld7/7/2018San Jose,CA.1,836,911
15,351,35917,979,029Withheld7/7/2018Montgomery,AL.374,536
15,109,74615,249,507Withheld7/7/2018Houston,TX.5,920,416
14,554,31814,013,034Withheld7/7/2018St. Louis,MO.2,787,701
14,474,37819,231,935Withheld7/7/2018San Francisco,CA.4,335,391
14,269,29215,245,787Withheld7/7/2018Baton Rouge,LA.802,484
14,005,04612,470,691Withheld7/7/2018Yaphank,NY.5,945
13,947,84129,558,630Withheld7/7/2018Miami,FL.2,356,285
13,719,28515,831,754Withheld7/7/2018Burlington,VT.211,261
13,492,04914,677,890Withheld7/7/2018Dallas,TX.6,426,214
13,115,83411,932,080Withheld7/7/2018Nashville,TN.1,670,890
12,606,882WITHHELDWithheld7/7/2018Paducah,KY.98,762
12,456,68410,996,980Withheld7/7/2018Duluth,MN.279,771
10,616,47121,013,950Withheld7/7/2018Rochester,NY.1,079,671
9,936,2519,972,028Withheld7/7/2018Tampa,FL.2,783,243
8,949,16517,451,293Withheld7/7/2018Washington,D.C.6,097,684
8,900,41812,905,992Withheld7/7/2018San Antonio,TX.2,142,508
8,341,8559,627,394Withheld7/7/2018Fairbanks,AK.97,581
7,277,4497,253,119Withheld7/7/2018Anchorage,AK.380,821
5,408,2195,408,2197/7/2018MaxNormalSafeLevelUS

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Less than a Million, Still Way to Much
Less than a Million, Still Way too Much

SHOWSTOPPER

Today’s 188-day or 4,512-hour report for January 1, 2018 to July 7, 2018, is another case of Bad news from your radWeather Report. 51.51% [to July 7] of 2018 is gone.

I won’t try to kid you with good news lies and made up “fake facts.” Bottom-line, this is way too much radiation for humans to take.

Less than a Million, Still Way to Much

I despise the people-like animals responsible for this world wide calamity. I will continue the report as long as I am able.

Continue to read and share as long as you are able. Tell your smart friends; the others, not so much.

Denial is very strong in Americans; expect it often. Don’t let it get you down; there are millions of folks who know the score on the Rad. Persevere.

I will measure and characterize our shared demise to the best of my ability. BookMark this page and Sign up for Emails on my Websites; I’ll keep you advised.

Within minutes or hours of publishing this

Within minutes or hours of publishing this list of cities over 26 Million YTD Counts of Radiation, four more cities will Zoom past 26 Million Counts of deadly Gamma Radiation since January 1, 2018.

Their killer attack on your body’s trillions of cells never ceases. It did not used to be that way y’know – back in the day.

Killer cell assassins, like Plutonium 239, and its brothers were never around. That will be 27 cities above 26 Million Rad Counts so far this year.

Max Normal Safe Level

The United States is a very radioactive country. No monitored cities are below the MaxNormalSafeLevel; all monitored cities are above safe level.

Records of Total Gamma Radiation are easily accessible with a computer and a fast Internet connection at RadNet, a directorate of the EPA. [1]

RadNet simply presents the data. It is up to you to decide how much radiation is too much and what to do about it.

Use a fast InterNet connection or run the look-ups as a background task. Either way, you get the data yourself.

Good luck on your efforts. As they say, “It’s complicated.”

Conclusion. The amount of Rad in the air now Dooms Humanity to a relatively quick Extinction.

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

Resources*

Follow Bob on YouTube channel, Nichols on NuclearTwitter, and visit his web site YourRadiationThisWeek.org

Colorado Springs, CO. Radiation History 2006 – 2017 NEW DATA

2018 Annualized Rate of Gamma Rad: 84,260,289 CPM, a Decrease of 235,267 CPM since January 1, 2018.

2017 Annual Rad CPM: 84,495,556 CPM Total Gamma Count, Beta Withheld
2016 Annual Rad CPM: 85,154,664 CPM Total Gamma Count, Beta Withheld
2015 Annual Rad CPM: 81,746,223 CPM Total Gamma Count, Beta Withheld
2014 Annual Rad CPM: 77,531,924 CPM Total Gamma Count, Beta Withheld
2013 Annual Rad CPM: 84,817,423 CPM Total Gamma Count, Beta Withheld
2012 Annual Rad CPM: 85,323,100 CPM Total Gamma Count, Beta Withheld
2011 Annual Rad CPM: 78,015,071 CPM Total Gamma Count, Beta Count:    568,266 CPM
2010 Annual Rad CPM: 76,610,646 CPM Total Gamma Count, Beta Count:    598,878 CPM
2009 Annual Rad CPM: 79,872,468 CPM Total Gamma Count, Beta Count: 1,278,274 CPM
2008 Annual Rad CPM: 93,502,028 CPM Total Gamma Count, Beta Count: 2,183,901 CPM
2007 Rad CPM: Zero, Radiation Count Data Not Available to the Public.
2006 Rad CPM: Zero, Radiation Count Data Not Available to the Public.

Total Gamma Radiation Colorado Springs 2006 to 2017: 826,747,236 CPM.

Other Resources: Eco Health Alliance interactive map of killer viruses

Copyright by Bob Nichols © 2018: Reproduce and distribute. Write Bob Nichols at duweapons@gmail.com


Sources, Notes and Recommended Readings

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 dot com, 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.”
9. “Baghdad” by Dr. Paolo Scampa, AIPRI, Saturday 12 November 2016
10. “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,”
11. 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 () .”
12. “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.
13. 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
14. 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
15. Eco Health Alliance interactive map of killer viruses – map
16. “In [a] first, government and Tepco found liable for Fukushima disaster,” by Daisuke Kikuchi, “Maebashi, Gunma Pref. In first, government and Tepco found liable for Fukushima disaster,”
17. Uranium Stocks, “Westinghouse Files for Bankruptcy, in Blow to Nuclear Power,” Wednesday, March 29, 2017 at 10:04PM, “Westinghouse Electric Company, which helped drive the development of nuclear energy and the electric grid itself, filed for bankruptcy protection on Wednesday, casting a shadow over the global nuclear industry.
18. Black Star shows tracks of Alpha particles in an Apes lung much like yours. Plutonium particle in lung tissue: “The black star in the middle of this picture shows the tracks made by alpha rays emitted from a particle of plutonium-239 in the lung tissue of an ape. The alpha rays do not travel very far, but once inside the body, they can penetrate more than 10,000 cells within their range. This set of alpha tracks (magnified 500 times) occurred over a 48-hour period” (Robert Del Tredici, At Work in the Fields of the Bomb [1987], plate 39). 19
19. “De la guerre nucléaire” Maurice, E. ANDRE, nuclear officer (NBCR or nuclear, biological, chemical and radiological exclusive function) Captain Commander, retired. Addendum by Dr. Paolo Scampa.
20. University of Arkansas disposes of wastewater
21. Banner picture by the NY Times. Fire
22. Total Gamma Radiation – Year to Date 2017.7 November 18, 2017, VeteransToday. Here.
23. 30 year old radioactive dead tree at Chernobyl. Very dead. Very radioactive, like millions of others there and around the world. https://outoftheboxscience.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Chernobyl-Dead-Trees-Photo-By-Beatrice-Lundborg
24. Amusing Planet, VIP observers watching the spectacle during Operation Greenhouse at Enewetak Atoll, 1951. http://www.amusingplanet.com/2008/07/how-to-watch-nuclear-explosion.html 
25.  Al Gore Lied, The United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) lowers the Boom on Al Gore’s Big Lie that the humble, beneficial gas – CO2 – causes global warming https://www.veteranstodayarchives.com/2013/06/28/al-gore-lied/
26. Did you ever think how much Rad U235 or Rad Plutonium 239 is vaporized in a detonation of a nuclear weapon? Bob Nichols, June 11, 2017. Very little, actually.   https://yourradiationthisweek.org/2017/06/11/did-you-ever-think-how-much-rad-u235-or-rad-plutonium-239-is-vaporized-in-a-detonation-of-a-nuclear-weapon/
27. CPM or Counts per Minute is the radiation measuring system used by RadNet, a directorate of the EPA.
28. See the Wind flow! “This map shows you the delicate tracery of wind flowing over the US.” FERNANDA VIÉGAS MARTIN WATTENBERG, See the moving map showing the wind. http://hint.fm/wind/
29. MILLION A WEEK CLUB No 6 – California’s Boosted Fires, By Bob Nichols, December 30, 2017 https://veteranstoday.com/2017/12/30/million-a-week-club-no-6-californias-boosted-fires/

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