****** GLP RADIATION REPORTING CENTER ******

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 5/28/11 2115 MST 16.0 CPM (~=0.267 µSv/h) (Previously 15.2 CPM)

wind = WSW 5.8 Mi/h (9 KM/h)
temp = 93°F (34°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Extremely bursty tonight. Lots of nothing followed by KABLAM. Interesting.

Please post the link that shows EPA readings; I haven't been able to find much at all. I heard that they were monitoring only about 3 places now or at least that's all they are admitting to. Would really like some info for my area. SE Texas. Thanks!

Fort Collins, Colorado, USA (5020 feet)
May 29, 6:00 PM MST
0.18 uSv/hr outside 106% (0.17 is normal)
EcoTest MKC-05

Got a burst a few days ago but dead quite otherwise.

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 5/29/11 1945 MST 17.6 CPM (~=0.293 µSv/h) (Previously 16.0 CPM)

wind = WNW 26.5 Mi/h (42 KM/h)
temp = 82°F (28°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM


Yeah, I'd like to see what he's referring to. It's surely not a free-air ambient reading as we're posting here, but I'm quite interested to know what it IS.

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 5/30/11 2100 MST 14.3 CPM (~=0.238 µSv/h) (Previously 17.6 CPM)

wind = SSW 9.8 Mi/h (9 KM/h)
temp = 82°F (28°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 5/31/11 2100 MST 16.5 CPM (~=0.275 µSv/h) (Previously 14.3 CPM)

wind = W 12.7 Mi/h (20 KM/h)
temp = 90°F (32°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/01/11 2030 MST 13.5 CPM (~=0.225 µSv/h) (Previously 16.5 CPM)

wind = NNW 6.9 Mi/h (11 KM/h)
temp = 90°F (32°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Unusually quiet tonight.

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/03/11 2115 MST 13.8 CPM (~=0.230 µSv/h) (Previously 13.5 CPM)

wind = NNW 8.1 Mi/h (13 KM/h)
temp = 91°F (33°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/04/11 2000 MST 16.7 CPM (~=0.278 µSv/h) (Previously 13.5 CPM)

wind = NW 9.2 Mi/h (15 KM/h)
temp = 99°F (37°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

EPA FUCKING PIECES OF SHIT!

Take a look at these radiation reading from the EPA on May 25, 2011:

[link to www.epa.gov]

They show a flat line from May 21st to May 26th.

Then watch these homemade YouTube videos showing high radiation readings:

[link to www.youtube.com]
[link to www.youtube.com]

Those fucking EPA sons of bitches are covering up the radiation fallout on Saint Louis!

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/05/11 2215 MST 13.4 CPM (~=0.223 µSv/h) (Previously 16.7 CPM)

wind = WSW 8.1 Mi/h (13 KM/h)
temp = 91°F (33°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM



The gap is curious, but not necessarily nefarious.

But, the point is well taken. The EPA has bailed out on any meaningful reporting of their measurements. The stuff that really matters is the bio-accumulation of radio-active iodine and strontium in products like milk, cheese, and other animal products especially. They will now report only every 90 days which is total lunacy under the present circumstances; and it has the smell of cover-up.

I need to repeat the following every few weeks on this thread. The numbers I've been reporting have not indicated any unusual danger from radiation. That DOES NOT mean that danger does not exist. The real danger is from bio-accumulation of alpha-emitters like cesium and iodine and strontium that my humble equipment cannot detect. It takes measurements from more sophisticated equipment, like the EPA has but won't report.

Do not assume that 'normal' readings that I post mean that things are normal. They are not, and real issues remain outside of what I can measure.

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/06/11 2100 MST 15.2 CPM (~=0.253 µSv/h) (Previously 13.4 CPM)

wind = W 20.7 Mi/h (33 KM/h)
temp = 90°F (32°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

breezy gusty

delurking to post a thank you for this thread

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/07/11 2100 MST 17.0 CPM (~=0.283 µSv/h) (Previously 15.2 CPM)

wind = WNW 8.1 Mi/h (13 KM/h)
temp = 91°F (33°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/08/11 2115 MST 17.3 CPM (~=0.288 µSv/h) (Previously 17.0 CPM)

wind = W 17.3 Mi/h (28 KM/h)
temp = 88°F (31°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Two readings tonight; one the normal 10-minute free-air reading, the other a 10-minute ground reading. The ground reading being with the probe on the ground, beta-side-down, in an area of gravel and stone where detritus and water collect (when we get any...).

Free air:
Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/09/11 2100 MST 14.3 CPM (~=0.238 µSv/h) (Previously 17.3 CPM)

wind = W 6.9 Mi/h 118 KM/h)
temp = 91°F (33°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Ground:
17.6 CPM (~=0.293 µSv/h)

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/10/11 2130 MST 12.5 CPM (~=0.208 µSv/h) (Previously 14.3 CPM)

wind = WSW 5.8 Mi/h (9 KM/h)
temp = 93°F (34°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Very low reading tonight. Enough so that I will check battery condition and calibration before the next reading. Still, within statistical expectation.

radiation has been held back from japan az levels back to pre levels
will continue daily checks.

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/11/11 2030 MST 16.0 CPM (~=0.267 µSv/h) (Previously 12.5 CPM)

wind = N 8.1 Mi/h (13 KM/h)
temp = 97°F (36°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/12/11 2100 MST 16.2 CPM (~=0.270 µSv/h) (Previously 16.0 CPM)

wind = W 18.4 Mi/h (29 KM/h)
temp = 95°F (35°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/19/11 2000 MST 15.3 CPM (~=0.255 µSv/h) (Previously 16.2 CPM)

wind = W 16.1 Mi/h (26 KM/h)
temp = 97°F (36°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Any more measurements????

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 6/28/11 2000 MST 15.2 CPM (~=0.253 µSv/h) (Previously 15.3 CPM)

wind = WNW 12.7 Mi/h (20 KM/h)
temp = 108°F (42°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

I've cut back reporting to about once a week unless something unusual is going on at Fukushima.

Yeah i got a PROOF LINK, TOO! THis is serious for all Hawaii's food, fruit and vegetables, and levels reported last week can begin making people sick! here is the link: [link to hawaiinewsdaily.com] . i am a resident of the same island, KAua'i., where the measurement was taken. this spike is the second time, since JUne 10th, and also to note, CAMe THE RAIN, when it was raining. i also noticed, my nice yellow hanging basket of flowers, DIED, shriveled up, and perished in only ONE NIGHT, @ the 25th June, noting, this came after a week long very showery period. i also noticed, about 1/2 of my tomatoes literally burned up, the leaves burning to a dead brown. and numerous other vegetable flowers, burned, are now missing. ABOVE LINK^ 456CPM....Yes, there are residents here that are sick, not feeling so well...

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 7/1/11 2145 MST 14.3 CPM (~=0.238 µSv/h) (Previously 15.2 CPM)

wind = WNW 8.1 Mi/h (13 KM/h)
temp = 106°F (41°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Thanks for the update, Please keep us posted!!

Phoenix, Arizona - Last Reading 7/5/11 2215 MST 16.6 CPM (~=0.277 µSv/h) (Previously 14.3 CPM)

wind = N 11.5 Mi/h (18 KM/h) (variable!)
temp = 86°F (30°C)
avg = 15.6 CPM
std = 1.4 CPM

Note the abnormally low temperature. We're in the midst of sandstorms in the past hour, followed by some rain approaching, maybe. Just had the most violent sandstorm I've seen in 15 years of living in the desert. Stirred up a lot of dust. Couldn't see out the patio door. My patio is now under 1/16" of talcum-like dirt. Can't see the bottom of the swimming pool. (Guess you'd have to live here to get it.)

Had been wondering what the radiation levels would be like during and after this dust storm. Thanks for your reporting.

haha

Your all on a shills thread...