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Does this post provide strong evidence about the conditions near the Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant? Explain your reasoning.

This is something called fasciation Fairly normal there is a very small chance that radiation caused the daisies’ weird appearance But given that fasciation occurs in nature all the time and that radiation levels are low where the photo was taken, it seems unlikely.

What is News???? printed, broadcast or digital (i.e. technological) report of factual information about important events in the world, country or local area.

STAND BY THE SIGN WHERE YOU GET MOST OF YOUR NEWS

WHAT IS FAKE NEWS? WHAT IS MISLEADING NEWS? WHAT IS SATIRICAL NEWS? WHAT IS TABLOID NEWS?

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING THREE NEWS ARTICLES ARE TRUE? WHICH ARE NOT? WHY DO YOU THINK THIS?