Radiation Station Graphs

EnviroReporter.com‘s Radiation Station continues to operate uninterrupted 24/7 since it began operation on the Ides of March, four days after the March 11, 2011 triple meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactors complex in Japan.

These graphs by Radiation Station graph artist Dale Ramicone give an excellent idea of the range radiation readings we’ve taken since March 15, 2011. Included are in-situ multimedia tests as well.

We’ve conducted more than 1,500 radiation readings since Radiation Station went online until the time of this writing, January 19, 2012. We have tested numerous items, substances and sites to determine if Fukushima fallout has impacted them. Those special in-situ multi-media tests, many with video documentation, will continue to be posted here regularly as we report on our findings.

A couple of the graphs overlap in time frame but are included to give a more detailed look at certain time periods. Newest to oldest graphs from top to bottom and are self-explanatory.

SEE SPECIAL RADIATION STATION TESTING of food, drink, rain, and other media conducted by EnviroReporter.com across Los Angeles and the Southwest United States.

Check our Live Radiation Station often to monitor radiation in Los Angeles.