Tim Streater writes:

In article ,
(Alan Braggins) wrote:

In article , Tim
Streater wrote:
When I did the calculation, I assumed that 100 tons of it had been
released (or was within the buildings, perhaps).

That's about 500 times worse than Chernobyl. You might want to revise
your assumptions.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernob...active_release

So there might be 0.2 of an atom left, then.

Depending, of course, on whether you looked at it or not.

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