The middle line is millions of tons of plastic debris accumulating in our ocean, and the third line is radioactive material

Radioactive yellow.

Why are they radioactive?

Selects the color of radioactive elements

It's just not nearly radioactive enough.

And then turns it into light debris.

I did another story on marine debris.

lots of plastic garbage and other debris.

They churn up debris in their surroundings.

Front deflectors activated, there is some debris.

Impossible to complete, debris in launch area.

No life forms detected amongst the debris.

These debris began to gather, forming clumps.

We pulled debris from canals and ditches.

The problem of radioactive waste remains unresolved.

The current standard of 100bqrl kg is equivalent to a radioactive waste a low level radioactive waste, nonetheless.

Close by are garbage bags filled with contaminated debris.

You can see it here well on this debris.

Anything new from the crash site? Just more debris.

And actually most of the fish, they are a little spot on the debris, the piles of debris, were coral reef fish.

The infant has been exposed to radioactive rays.

Connection between life and radioactive nuclei is straightforward.

It's still thermally hot but it's not radioactive.

The dude that's radioactive for a million years is hardly radioactive at all. Which one of those two is more dangerous?

The coast guard finally found some debris off San Miguel.

But also... this kind of sea state, causes the plastic debris to churn, and it goes down, goes downward, so your trawl will look like there's less debris on the surface, that's not because there's less debris here.

America's radioactive waste may be targeted in terrorist attacks.

Radioactive contamination was detected in spinach and edible chrysanthemum.

In Japan, radioactive cesium was detected in baby formula.

The one that's radioactive for a day by a

What does it tell you how radioactive thorium is?

Imagine a mountain of radioactive waste of this height

In fact, the inhabitants have been exposed to radioactive rays.

As we speak, radioactive material is seeping through Fukushima's ground.

Releasing dangerous radioactive materials into the air and water, these radioactive materials can have long term damaging effects on millions of people, including cancer.

It has a core, and it has a heat exchanger from the hot salt, the radioactive salt, to a cold salt which isn't radioactive.

There are damaged equipments and debris scattered around in the darkened room.

Most surrounding matter was vaporized. Some heavier debris, however, remained in orbit.

The reason why is because of the radioactive releases from coal.

Meanwhile, TEPCO seems to be scrambling to contain the leaking radioactive material, and there are reports of fish being radioactive and possible birth defects from the disaster.

But I want to tell them that all of this is just debris

Rays consisting of electrons that are emitted from Atoms of radioactive elements.

When you fission a nucleus why is what you get out radioactive?

The government is still struggling to safely dispose of this radioactive material.

The government is still struggling to safely dispose off this radioactive material.