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Old 01-04-2011, 03:51 AM posted to rec.gardens
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Default First Acid Rain.....Now Iodine Rain


A few years back acid rain was in the news. Now we have iodine rain!
They tested rain water here in Pennsylvania and found the iodine level
1300 times higher than federal standards. The nuke disaster in Japan
will indeed have an effect on the USA. Still they say: don't worry, all
will be well. I'll tell you one thing, if my tomatoes start to glow in
the dark this season, I don't think I'll be eating too many BLT's.

Rich from PA

 
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