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Now for your information the latest facts about Fukushima from beforitsnews.com:

Fukushima Impact.

Approximate impact of Cs-137 pollution on Pacific Ocean.

1 curie (named after Madame Curie who discovered radation in a mineral called pitchblende) equals 37 BILLION Becquerels of radation.
1 uc = 37,000, radations per second.
For Cesium-137 it is 88 Curies per gram.
So 1 gram of Cesium-137 is 3,256 billion becquerels per second.

3,256,000,000,000 radations per second. 
99,959,279,200,000 becquerels per second per ounce

5,997,556,752,000,000 becquerels per minute from 1 ounce of Cs-137.

There are 1,231 spent fuel rods with about 35% is cs-137.
A rod is 48.09 lbs.
about 20,721 lbs cs-137
322,160 oz of cs-137
28.3495 gm to oz.
So 9,133,076 grams of cs-137 1231 fuel rods.

A gram of Cesium-137 produces 3,256 billion becquerels of radation per second.

So the total radation per second from 9,133,076 grams of cs-137 is:
29,737,298,640,498,000,000 atoms emitting radation per second.

A little doom here; We just might be dead but lets be sure.
1 cubic mile of sea water is 777,205,186,560,000 cubic feet.

So 7.71682543518 is the Cubic Foot radation per second per cubic mile.
So in 1 day there are 666,733.717599549 emitted radation happening in a cubic foot per day mile.

There are about 63,800,000 miles pacific ocean.
Average depth is about 2.28 miles.
There are 145,464,000 cubic miles in the Pacific Ocean.
Cs-137 has a double decay process 94.6% of the time; first a beta ray, then a gamma ray.
So each cubic foot of the entire Pacific Ocean will have 218.174056838937 Beta radation events per day.
So each cubic foot of the entire Pacific Ocean will have 206.392657769635 Gamma radation events per day

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The summary is 218 plus 206 divided by 34 or 12.47058.

The number 34 is the average background radation of the N. American continent.

The Pacific Ocean will have a “radation fog” in every cubic foot of water that is 12.47 times HIGHER
than the average background radation count of North american continent.