The nuclear generation option

A writer at Forbes (perhaps the same one mentioned earlier?) wrote an article on the Fukushima radiation leaks where he measured the radioactivity in bananas. Since bananas are rich in potassium, and 40K is radioactive, you can actually calculate the radiation exposure from eating one banana.As it turns out, the Fukushima disaster released 76 million bananas of radiation. If that was all in one place, that's a high dose. However, this dose was diluted in the ocean. It is also worth mentioning that worldwide banana production is about 145 million tons a year. That comes to 165 million bananas eaten PER HOUR. The radiation from Fukushima is less than the radiation exposure experience by the human population in one hour from just the eating of bananas. Banana farming poses a much higher radiation risk than Fukushima.Read more here:
The Fukushima Radiation Leak Is Equal To 76 Million BananasEdited by Taq, : fixed the math, and added more math

The author is correct when he states that the amount of radiation leaked into the Pacific is insignificant relative to the amount of radiation we experience on a daily basis. However, when you stack the amount of radiation produced by Fukushima it is dwarfed by the other sources of radiation we experience in our every day lives. We should be as concerned about the radiation released by Fukushima into the Pacific as we are about exposing ourselves to the mid-summer Sun for 30 minutes.

If you think 30 minutes of Sun exposure is something to be worried about, it pretty much discredits your other statements.