"Living in a nuclear wasteland"This is the headline to today's editorial piece in the Taipei Times after trace amounts (>30 Bq/kg) of radioactive isotopes (cesium 137 and cobalt 60) were found on Lanyu island (蘭嶼), where a low-level waste site is located. Essential context: there are legislative and presidential elections in January.
Reflect on the comparison once more:
"Nuclear wasteland"... >30Bq/Kg cesium 137 (trace).
Draw your own conclusions. Previous on this issue, here.
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