Radiation Detected in Maryland; Radiation in Rain in Pennsylvania

From: [link to www.baltimoresun.com]

State officials say radiation traces detected in air no concern
Monitoring finds very low levels in air, but none in water or milk

Maryland officials say they've detected little or no trace of radiation in the state from the Japanese nuclear reactor accident, though federal agencies are reporting slightly elevated levels of radioactive iodine in rainwater in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.

Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein, Maryland secretary of health and mental hygiene, said that monitoring by state agencies of air, water and food supplies has found "no reason for public health concern."

The Environmental Protection Agency and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Sunday that "very small amounts" of radioactive materials might be detected in air and precipitation across the country using very sensitive equipment.

So, does anyone out there believe them; no threat for public health concern? If its in the rain water, how can it NOT infiltrate our food chain, even in the smallest amounts? Anyone think the nuke crisis will be over tomorrow, or next month or next year? As time grows on, the trace amounts will become larger and continue to grow larger as time goes on. Stock up now if you haven't already, because a month or two from now may be too late.