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FluTrackers Policy on the Effects of Radiation on Human Health, Animal Health, Environment

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
We have no idea what radiation levels do to human health, animal health, and the environment in general. There are short term and long term effects which we can not quantify.

We are reporting, at the prefecture level, the radiation levels in Japan. We make no representation or warranty about what this information means for the health of humans, animals, or the environment.

Please consult your health practitioner for advice. This person knows your health history and can best advise you.

We continue to follow the events in Japan in: French, Italian, Spanish .

We are very sorry about the situation.

The Japanese people are very strong, generous, and courageous.

They have helped many other countries with disasters, most recently the earthquake in New Zealand.

And also in Haiti in 2010:

"Japan will extend up to $5 million in grants to Haiti which was hit by a strong earthquake Tuesday,

as well as 30 million yen worth of emergency aid supplies, the government's top spokesman said Thursday.

The government dispatched a team the same day to examine the local situation with an eye toward offering further medical support.

Tokyo will immediately implement the $5 million relief in cooperation with international organizations such as the U.N. Children's Fund and the U.N. World Food Program Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirofumi Hirano said at a press conference." AP Link


Japan - Radiation Measurement by Prefecture - Please Consult Your Health Practitioner to Determine What This Means for You
 
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