Radio now, and we were tempted by actor Naomi Watts's premature exit from her chat with Simon Mayo, but in the end there was no ignoring Russell Crowe's on-air fallout with Mark Lawson Radio 4's Front Row.
Snow samples were collected in southeastern Idaho over two winters to assess trace element and common ion concentrations in air pollutant fallout across the region.
Could be things in the air, the fallout into the ocean, things like that.
Through that lens, mortality begins to look rather a lot like mutual assured destruction and immortality, at three-twenty below, like nothing so much as a fabulously air-conditioned fallout shelter.
Air bursts distribute fallout in a large area, but surface bursts produce intense local fallout.
When they were created by fire-fountains of lava punching high into the air, the pummicey fallout fell predominantly downwind, providing the long lee sides.
Before the FDNPP accident, it was difficult to detect 137Cs below about 1 μBq/m3 in the air (the global fallout background level).
VOL-CALPUFF is therefore a useful tool for reconstructing and forecasting both ash concentrations in the air and ash fallout (dry and wet) on the ground from the same scenario (Barsotti and Neri 2008; Spinetti et al, 2013).
Farms, atmospheric fallout from air pollution and urban runoff are major contributors to eutrophication, the report said.
The machine that regularly sniffs the air, measuring whether radioactive fallout from Japan has reached Southern California, is a gray box, about three feet high and two feet wide.
Authorities dumped some of the waste seawater used to cool the reactors back into the sea, where it joined contaminated water leaking from cracks in the plant and nuclear fallout from the air.
