jhungary
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If this is the pic to prove it then you are out of luck. I like how the original author of the pic had his name conveniently chopped off the bottom left of your version. Here is the article the pic is from and there is no mention of radiation weirdness.
The Great Salmon Run in Adams River BC
by Dr. Sharif Galal
October 21, 2014
http://www.canadiannaturephotographer.com/S_Gala3.html
Since I was a little kid, I was always fascinated by nature and I knew about Canada from the nature documentaries before I moved and settled here. I still remember one of those shows about the great salmon migration. It has always been a dream to watch the salmon run and this dream came true this year when my fellow (Ahmed ElWakil) and I decided to drive to Chase, BC to watch this great event last week.
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Oh my god...I have caught you for the third time with Fake News. This NOAA map has nothing to do with radiation. It is the height of the Tsunami wave. Here is the page the pic is from.
NOAA Map of Japanese Tsunami Wave Height
https://defensetech.org/2011/03/12/noaa-map-of-japanese-tsunami-wave-height/
MARCH 12, 2011
In case you haven’t seen it yet: This isn’t directly defense-related, but it’s still interesting. It’s a plot created by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) showing the projected wave size from the Tsunami that rocked Japan on Friday. See how the chart maxes out at 240 centimeters. That’s almost eight feet. There are reports the wall of water that tore through Japan was more than 12 feet high in places. Our thoughts are with the victims.
Here’s another chart of the the waves:
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lol these folks here would use anything to bash another country before reading it themselves, what'd you expect?