Radiation Exposure Not Threatening Alaska

While health officials continue to monitor the situation, but assure that there is no anticipated threat for nuclear radiation reaching the state.

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Story Created: Mar 14, 2011 at 8:07 PM AKDT

Story Updated: Mar 14, 2011 at 8:07 PM AKDT

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stinky said on Thursday, Mar 17 at 5:21 PM

it only takes one breath of air, one single atom of plutonium floating on the breeze, and that is enough to kill you; there are no safe levels of particulate radio-isotopes. except zero.

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Dwight Hovland said on Wednesday, Mar 16 at 10:26 PM

Would a radiation station at Attu give us earlier warning than one in Anchorage?

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dan said on Wednesday, Mar 16 at 2:06 PM

Are you kidding me what a joke your reporting is no radiation danger? Wow good luck we all are going to need it.

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