Radiation in Japan is minimal one year after nuclear incident
The
health and environmental effects of the Fukushima Daiichi accident in
Japan have been low so far, according to researchers. There have been no
reports of illnesses or deaths related to radiation one year after the
incident erupted. "From a radiological perspective, we expect the impact
to be really, really minor," said Kathryn Higley, an Oregon State
University radiation specialist. The Wall Street Journal
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