Comments on Nuke Pro: As Radiation Destroys the Food Chain of the Pacific -- Even Worse -- The Plankton Cycle Affects the Weather In a Negative Cycle

Krill Cloud Nucleation getting some traction. htt...

2017-12-25T14:42:55.990-08:00

Krill Cloud Nucleation getting some traction.

http://www.wallstreethedge.com/microbes-found-in-the-ocean-influence-the-weather/23363/

loose nuke, I have read many of your posts. Your m...

2016-09-30T15:08:02.422-07:00

loose nuke, I have read many of your posts. Your motivation seems to be an attempt to discredit and disprove anything that shows a danger in nuclear fallout. A glaring omission is that you never bring anything to the table...no studies, no references, no theories.

Another observation; you display no concern for the environment, the health of plant and animal. Since the Fukushima disaster, there has been a rise in horrendous mortality events. For example the simultaneous reduction in anchovie and sardine is an ominous tragedy for those animals and the ones who feed on them. I dont think anyone is saying poisonous nuclear fallout is the sole cause, but to dismiss, out of hand, the effect of approximately 10,000 Hiroshima bombs is...well, stupid. If you would like to be taken more seriously, you have to improve your contribution, which so far, is conspicuously vacuous

K40 ZERO percent bioaccumulation, imagine that.

2016-09-30T15:01:12.537-07:00

K40 ZERO percent bioaccumulation, imagine that.

loose Nuke your oceanic background radiation argum...

2016-09-30T14:57:27.391-07:00

loose Nuke your oceanic background radiation argument is disingenuous, or you havent followed. The chitin absorbtion and bioaccumulation of synthetic fission products forms point sources of high radioactivity. The process is complex and depends on biological mineral transport factors as well as the ion-exchange mechanism of chitin. the selective absorption and bioaccumulation factors, relevant to the background k-40 argument are seen in the published data

concentration factors for plutonium
phytoplankton 100 000 x
microzooplankton 15 000 x

Cs-137
phytoplankton 20 x
teleost fish 20 to 60 x
octopus and squid 10x

K40 releases a 1.46 MeV gamma ray. Other isotopes ...

2016-09-03T23:40:26.590-07:00

K40 releases a 1.46 MeV gamma ray. Other isotopes release less radiation and get more negative airplay. No reason.

Which one? TIPP it good. $2B wasted at WIPP,...

2016-08-29T20:07:22.325-07:00

Which one? TIPP it good.

$2B wasted at WIPP, how sad

You dodged the question, that was chity of you.

2016-08-29T20:06:13.844-07:00

You dodged the question, that was chity of you.

Man made, natural, its the same brand. Every isoto...

2016-08-29T18:38:56.612-07:00

Man made, natural, its the same brand. Every isotope man makes occurs in nature. Its not a different physics. Spontaneous fission still has a double humped fission product curve. Now whose stupid? Learn.

I used it first. Ten years ago before 311. I bet ...

2016-08-29T18:36:53.859-07:00

I used it first. Ten years ago before 311.

I bet you think you came up with red pill too. Ask Wachova brothers for permission.

Now you are stealing 2 of my memes? Shows you go...

2016-08-29T08:27:33.565-07:00

Now you are stealing 2 of my memes? Shows you got no game
1) pales in comparison
2) tip it

They think they are fooling people. I mean if th...

2016-08-29T06:53:09.243-07:00

They think they are fooling people. I mean if they were real, why wouldn't they present data on how K40 biomagnifies in Chitin like Cesium and Strontium do.

Here is the answer, because naturally occurring radiation DOES NOT biomagnify

Shame on the nukist

not clear on why pro nukers keep relating man made...

2016-08-29T06:47:57.003-07:00

not clear on why pro nukers keep relating man made radiation to naturally occurring radiation. makes them look stupid.

Thats an illogical proposition. The oceans are nat...

2016-08-28T12:14:10.687-07:00

Thats an illogical proposition. The oceans are naturally radioactive. Radioactivity drom man made activity pales in comparison. Not enough to "tip it". Lol