Experts: Ocean life can handle radioactive leaks

April 4, 2011 By MALCOLM RITTER , AP Science Writer
(AP) -- Releases of radioactive water into the ocean near Japan's stricken nuclear complex shouldn't pose a widespread danger to sea animals or people who might eat them, experts say.

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