Documentary: Rocky Flats Secrets of a Bomb Factory - Plutonium Contamination in the Denver Area

A legacy of death and destruction covered up by THE most powerful industry in the world. You think Big-Oil is powerful ? ......They are girl-scouts compared to Big-Nuclear !
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From 2000:
The major radionuclides of concern in agriculture following a large reactor accident are iodine-131, caesium-137 (half-life: 30 years), caesium-134 and strontium-90 (half-life: 90 years). Direct deposition on plants is the major source of contamination of agricultural produce in temperate regions.
In the United Kingdom, restrictions were placed on the movement and slaughter of 4.25 million sheep in areas in south-west Scotland, north-east England, north Wales and northern Ireland.
This was due largely to root uptake of relatively mobile cesium from peaty soil, but the area affected and the number of sheep rejected are reducing, so that, by January 1994, some 438,000 sheep were still restricted. In north-east Scotland, where lambs grazed on contaminated pasture, their activity decreased to about 13 per cent of the initial values after 115 days; where animals consumed uncontaminated feed, it fell to about 3.5 per cent.