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Calgary last March had an average of 8.18 becquerels per litre of radioactive iodine...”Radioactive-iodine levels also spiked in March in Vancouver (which saw an average of 0.69 becquerels per litre), Winnipeg (which saw 0.64 becquerels per litre) and Ottawa (which saw 1.67 becquerels per litre),
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Why would Calgary's be significantly higher than any of these other places? Altitude? Location? Just unlucky?