The fact sheet basically says the dumping of slightly radioactive wastewater from the 2011 catastrophe at Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant hasn't been a problem for Alaska seafood.
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2 comments:
Only time will tell!
This information needs to be brought to the consumers' attention. In my travels, I have met so many people who are afraid to purchase Alaska salmon because of Fukushima. This is particularly true in California among affluent, health-conscious people, i.e. target consumers.
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