[Martyn*]

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...84R0MF20120528

(note to mods: this is a serious topic for debate. It does not belong in chat)

[geetar]

We'll have to start calling them Tuma, instead.

Trololololo.

[hothedgehog]

Not sure why this requires a debate to be honest. It's common knowledge that fish bioaccumulate things which could be harmful if humans eat too much of the fish. All we have to do is monitor the fish and calculate the dose to the most exposed humans and make sure they're ok. Job done.

[RyanT]

It's probably safer then some of the industrial chemicals that make their way into the food chain anyway?

[viksta1000]

as long as it doesn't affect the mountain of cans of John West I've had sat in my cupboard for the last 2 years

[Snagprophet]

(Original post by geetar)
We'll have to start calling them Tuma, instead.

Trololololo.

If only Arnie was still in office overseeing the processing of fish with/without 'Tumas'.

[George Agdgdgwngo]

Japanese finally getting their own back for Hiroshima and Nagisaki.

[cl_steele]

if i remember rightly it said the levels were perfectly safe though didnt it?
liking George Agdgdgwngo's comment though

[Sephiroth]

Best not have any fish and chips when I'm over there in August then.