Improve Radiation Tracking in West Coast In Response to Fukishima Meltdown

With the Fukishima Nuclear Power Plant exhibiting signs of further distress, it is necessary for the Federal Government to provide frequent, easily accessible information on radiation levels on the west coast.
As such, daily or weekly reports should be made regarding radiation levels in the atmosphere, rainfall, Pacific Coastline, and local water supplies.
The incident that occurred at the Fukishima Nuclear Power Plant in March 2011 constitutes an international crises. Models on the spread of Cesium-134/137 through the Pacific Ocean place 2014 as the year where peak levels of radioactive materials finally reach American shores. In addition, evidence suggests that high levels of atmospheric radiation are leaking from Fukishima's third reactor.