There is no reason to panic at this point, but we do need to pay attention to what is going on in Japan. Radioactive fallout may make its way to the US and if it starts to contaminate agricultural land on the west coast we may need to monitor our food supply to make sure the toxic radiation isn't magnified as it moves up the food chain to us.
The flow of wind around the globe will spread the radiation from the Japanese nuclear disaster around the globe. This interactive feature of the New York Times predicts the dispersal of the radiation.
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2011/03/16/science/plume-graphic.html?ref=science
great job, mr. cantor!
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