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Sandspit water watchers’ story goes Canada-wide
Sian Nalleweg and Megan Ives’ work for Fukushima InFORM featured by CTV’s Canada In a Day. Continue reading Sandspit water watchers’ story goes Canada-wide
June 2017 InFORMal Update
Colourful Lessons
Red. How does that make you feel? Should you stop? Are you hot? Is there a warning? Perhaps it makes you feel national pride? What about the color blue? Are you cold? Soothed? Is it for a boy? Continue reading Colourful Lessons
The fate of atmospheric Fukushima radiation
Did you enjoy your trip? If you were alive during the Fukushima meltdown in 2011, you received an extra dose of radiation equal to that received on a roundtrip flight from Vancouver to Tokyo. This is the result according to research presented by Nikolaos Evangeliou of the Norwegian Institute for Air Research at the annual meeting of the European Geophysical Union earlier this year.
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