CLEAN: Expert warns China at risk of Japan radiation

The video discusses the need for coastal areas near Japan to monitor potential radioactive threats, especially if wind and rain carry contaminants towards mainland China. It highlights the high radiation levels near a power plant and the potential biological effects. The video also covers the severe consequences of a reactor vessel explosion, though some parts of the transcript are unclear and unrelated.

Why should coastal areas be particularly alert according to the video?

• They are major economic hubs.

• They have a high population density.

• They are close to Japan and could be affected by radioactive plumes.

• They are prone to earthquakes.

What natural elements could carry radioactive contaminants to mainland China?

• Volcanic eruptions

• Wind and rain

• Wind and snow

• Earthquakes and tsunamis

What is the potential impact of high radiation levels near the power plant?

• Increased plant growth

• Decreased water pollution

• Visible biological effects on humans

• Improved air quality

What could happen if a reactor vessel explodes?

• It would cause a minor inconvenience.

• It would release radioactive materials into the atmosphere.

• It would improve the reactor's efficiency.

• It would have no significant impact.

What is the expected scale of disaster in Japan's reactor compared to the potential explosion?

• Smaller than expected

• Similar to the explosion

• No disaster expected

• Larger than expected