〔フクイチ・スーパー核惨事 ６年目の秋に〕◇ カナダ西海岸（太平洋岸）、フレーザー川へのベニザケの遡上、史上最小に激減！ / ２２０万尾の予想が８５万３０００尾にダウン！ カナダ連邦政府が調査委を設置し、原因究明へ / ★ 地球温暖化による水温上昇が原因視されているが、同じカナダ西岸ＢＣ州、オカナガン湖のベニザケから昨年（２０１５年）夏、「フクイチ・セシウム１３４」が初検出されている！ フクイチ放射能禍の恐れも否定できないのではないか。

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〔★は大沼〕　◎　ＮＶＩＲＯ　ＮＥＷＳ　：　Colossal Pacific Salmon Run Reduced to Rubble ――　Climate Change To Blame Say Scientists
（２０１６年１０月４日付け）　⇒　http://www.environews.tv/100416-colossal-pacific-salmon-run-demolished-climate-change-say-scientists/

　・　British Columbia, Canada – Salmon returning to the Fraser, the longest river in British Columbia (BC), were at their lowest level since record keeping began this fall.

　・　While 2.2 million specimens were expected to return to the area this fall, a place that harbors the largest sockeye salmon run in the world, the actual number that made it home was estimated at 853,000 by the Pacific Salmon Commission.

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　◎　「フクシマ・インフォーム」：　Pushing the Limit: Fukushima Fingerprint Isotope Found in Salmon from 2015
　（２０１６１１月１５日付け）⇒　https://fukushimainform.ca/2016/11/15/pushing-the-limit-fukushima-fingerprint-isotope-found-in-salmon-from-2015/ 

　・　For the first time, the Fukushima fingerprint isotope, cesium-134 (134Cs; half-life ~ 2 years), has been detected at an extremely low level in a Canadian salmon by the InFORM project. The single sockeye salmon that tested positive was sampled from Okanagan Lake in the summer of 2015, according to scientists from the Radiation Protection Bureau at Health Canada, in cooperation with Fisheries and Oceans Canada and local First Nations.

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　◎　参考（重要）　：　【In Deep 】　◇　どうやら死につつある太平洋
　（１３日付け）⇒　http://indeep.jp/north-paciffic-ocean-could-be-dead-already/