Radiation Detected in U.S. Rainwater
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Wall Street Journal – Trace amounts of radiation from damaged nuclear-power facilities in Japan have been detected in rainwater in the U.S., but pose no health risks, officials said.
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Nevada and other Western states are among the states that have reported minuscule amounts of radiation.
Nuclear experts and health officials said there is no public-health risk.
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