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Tuesday, December 03, 2013
Millions of starfish ‘melt away’ from Alaska to California — Expert: "Fukushima radiation not ruled out as factor in epidemic — Very, very different than anything seen before;" mainstream media can no longer ignore or cover-up Fukushima fallout on West Coast
ENERGY NEWS
12/01/2013
West Seattle Blog, Nov. 25, 2013: [...] nothing brings it home like seeing what “Diver Laura” James observed in West Seattle waters this weekend. She recorded video off Seacrest on Saturday and uploaded the clip [...]
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| California starfish, Half Moon Bay |
“I knew it was bad, but I hadn’t seen it in a couple weeks, and it was crushing to see bodies [of sea stars] piled on top of bodies and the pilings bare.” [...] >> Watch the video
Marine biologist Pete Raimondi interviewed on KRCB, Nov. 21, 2013:
Marine biologist Pete Raimondi interviewed on KRCB, Nov. 21, 2013:
There’s something about this outbreak that is very, very different [...] It’s always been associated with warm water in the past — an El Nino event. We’re not in an El Nino event. [...]
There’s two things that are really bewildering. One, we aren’t in an El Nino event. The second thing is the spatial thing, from Alaska down to Orange County. It’s hard to think of a mechanism that is consistent across that whole area of geography. >> Listen to the broadcast
NBC Nightly News, Nov. 29, 2013:
Environmental officials in California say there’s been another highly troubling report about what’s going on in the Pacific. [...]
NBC Nightly News, Nov. 29, 2013:
Environmental officials in California say there’s been another highly troubling report about what’s going on in the Pacific. [...]
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| Other West Cost sealife now being impacted |
Something is killing the starfish and they don’t know why. They have been dying in record numbers on the West Coast [...]
Pete Raimondi, marine biologist: It’s happened so rapidly that some species are just missing. [...]
Miguel Almaguer, reporter: An epidemic affecting waters from Alaska to Southern California causing millions of starfish to fall apart and melt away. [...] Two species that used to thrive here have now vanished. [...]
Pete Raimondi, marine biologist: It’s happened so rapidly that some species are just missing. [...]
Miguel Almaguer, reporter: An epidemic affecting waters from Alaska to Southern California causing millions of starfish to fall apart and melt away. [...] Two species that used to thrive here have now vanished. [...]
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| By the time "definitive studies" are completed to confirm what West Coast biologists already know is causing marine life extermination it will be far too late to act |
Raimondi: I’ve had probably 100 emails thus far saying, ‘Well, what about Fukushima, because of radiation?’ We haven’t ruled that out yet, but we’re clearly not ruling that in.
Almaguer: The mysterious disease has now spread to at least 10 species of starfish and is threatening more every day.
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