The original Fukushima Fallout Food Safety Petition is still active, so thank you for your signatures and please keep sharing on social media. Also, Three Mile Island survivor Libbe Halevy (Producer and Host of "Nuclear Hotseat") and I were guests on KPFA Berkeley's Project Censored yesterday. Professor Mickey Huff and Professor Peter Phillips engaged us in a great discussion about the ongoing Fukushima catastrophe and much more, including ways to help guard ourselves and our kids as best as possible from man-made radiation. It will be rebroadcast in 20 cities around the US, and a recording will be up this coming week at www.kpfa.org. Please share it widely, information is power. Libbe and I are announcing a new program that we recently co-produced, Radiation Awareness and Protection Talk, or RAPT. We have a free report at www.RaptAwareness.com, take a moment and check it out. RAPT is a three part audio series with bonus recordings covering everything from air and water filtration to food choices, nutritional supplements and much more (including ways to keep our pets in the best possible health too.) The goal is that RAPT will help shed light on an ongoing international crisis that is still largely repressed by mainstream media and our elected officials, while also helping to empower ourselves and our families. The free report is well worth reading at www.RaptAwareness.com. The FDA Citizen Petition filed by Fukushima Fallout Awareness Network is gaining speed, please go to www.FFAN.us to comment if you haven't already, for more information and please continue to help us spread the word! There's a video up on the home page to help with commenting if need be. Each and every comment helps the cause. Have a great November, and as always, keep the faith! Kimberly