<![CDATA[Reading this article, you'd get the impression that a 10-million times increase in radiation could possibly be bad for you. Radiation in reactor’s building tests 10 million times above normal – CNN.com.
This exponentially dwindling amount of radiation means, according to Nishiyama, that it’s unlikely that sealife — and, several steps down the line, humans who might eat once contaminated seafood — will suffer greatly from the iodine-134 exposure.
Exponentially dwindling radiation levels mean that the radiation level started exponentially above normal radiation levels.
“Fry me to the moon,” is the lyric that comes to mind.]]>