Carbis Bay Radioactivity
Very high background radiation found on Carbis Bay beach in October 2014. The source is natural uranium which was mined at Wheal Providence Mine in Carbis Bay. The drainage adits (tunnels) for the mine emerge on the beach so for many years water polluted with radioactive material was discharged onto the beach. The radiation is all around as the uranium particles are everywhere. Strangely the levels seem to fluctuate between high and normal on different days with no indication as to why. I suspect the high readings on the beach are due to contaminated sand being bought to the surface and washed up on the beach by tidal currents.

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Radioactivity in Cornwall

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The Carbis Bay Crew explore South Terras Uranium Mine

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Carbis Bay to St Ives FULL Tour - Coastal Path Walk

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NETWORK RAIL SEND BTP TO ARREST US ON OUR OWN DRIVEWAY FOR AGGRAVATED TRESSPASS

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The Death Valley Germans: A Family of 4 Vanished in the Desert. It Took 13 Years to Find Them.

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Most Ridiculous Worker Mistakes Caught on Camera

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Mike Brewer Reveals The Truth About What Happened to Wheeler Dealers

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The Secrets Of Cornwall - Part 1 - Communications

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Criticality 1969

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Revealing The SPECIAL TECHNIQUE Of A Pakistani Man To EXTRACT GOLD From Used Motherboard Waste

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The Carbis Bay Crew on BBC Spotlight

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South Terras Mine - The most radioactive mine in Britain

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Radioactivity in St Ives, Cornwall (Wheal Trenwith)

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Capping and Exploring Patio Shaft

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Simon Reeves visits Sellafield - reuploaded

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A GHOSTLY SLICE OF St IVES - SHIPWRECKS ON CARBIS BAY BEACH

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55 Biggest Construction Mistakes in the World

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St Ives Cornwall June 1990

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Dangerous McCormick Uranium Mine

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