This newly-released report from
National Geographic is nothing
short of devastating, demonstrating
how the ongoing Fukushima
catastrophe is affecting that the
food chain of the entire Pacific Basin,
including the waters off the coast of
California.
This information is taken from both
National Geographic and the National
Academy of Sciences and it shares
that, as of July 1st of 2012, 98% of
the studied sea floor 145 miles off the
coast of California was covered with
dead and decomposing sea creatures.
For those who think that 98% may be
a normal study number, only a few
months earlier, in March the same
study found less than 1% of the sea
floor covered with 'detritus'.
Several up-to-date video reports
depict that squid are now washing
ashore on Santa Cruz beaches and
that a mysterious illness is causing
starfish of the Pacific Northwest to
simply fall apart.
Video (about 2 and a half mins):
- Alexandra
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