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: Lenz BlogCrowdsourcing of radiation data
By Karl-Friedrich Lenz
People have Geiger counters and access to the Internet. The result is a lot of livefeeds for radiation levels. This site collects over 100 of them.
I just found a feed right for Shibuya, where my university is located. It says 42 Nanosievert right now.
Of course that means that there is no way the Government or TEPCO could publish false data without being busted immediately.
Full post as published by Lenz Blog on March 26, 2011 (boomark / email).
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