Uranium U.’s Jay Cullen Looking at Every Sand Grain in the Sea That is Unaffected by Fukushima Radiation

15 05 2016

Moron, boatTripJay Cullen frets over Florida coast while missing Fukushima radioactive devastation in his own backyard.
http://twitter.com/JayTCullen/status/727156899137777664

Dana Durnford Expedition for Life photos … taken on the Canadian Pacific coast, NOT the Florida Atlantic coast:
DD93015

DDday2

DDday5

[CLICK IMAGE FOR FULL SIZE]

NukProct1

1of2birds

varsityUranium U. and Unscrupulous Faux-Scientists Wish We Would Quit Talkin’ About Fukushima Radiation Hitting the Pacific Northwest. And They Wish Even More Dana Durnford Wasn’t a MAN but a little puffy kitten like THEM!

recap485

DDpp





Recapping Jay Cullen’s Nuke Industry Ties

22 01 2016

Some blog posts about bad-actor betrayers-of-public-trust and nuke poison advocates need an encore!

pinoccio

 

flyingcuttlefish's avatarflying cuttlefish picayune

From Mining Awareness blog posts (a mash-up) –

Jay Cullen, has received $630,000 from MEOPAR to monitor the Pacific for Fukushima radiation from 2014 to 2017. MEOPAR stands for Marine Environmental Observation Prediction and Response Network (MEOPAR).http://communications.uvic.ca/releases/release.php?display=release&id=1427

Dr. Robert Walker, Chairman of the Board of MEOPAR, has been deeply involved in the nuclear industry. He was simultaneously President and CEO of Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, until almost the exact day that Dr. Richard Wilcox called foul about the ties between Dr. Walker and the Fukushima radiation testing. You can see in the internet archive, Wayback Machine, that Walker was still listed as both MEOPAR Board Chair AND President & CEO Canadian Nuclear Laboratories on Sept. 21, 2015https://web.archive.org/web/20150921042733/http://meopar.ca/about-meopar/board-of-directors/ According to Walker’s Linkedin page, he became CEO of Canadian Nuclear Labs starting in November of 2014. However, before that he was President and CEO of the AECL…

View original post 272 more words