[Content of map collection introduction] What can be seen from "Soil measurement map" and "shipment restriction map"


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Today, I will introduce one figure from Chapter 2, "Food" Analysis Corner.
Thus, in this map collection, we utilize the measurement result of soil measurement project of 17 prefectures,
We are also trying to analyze the relationship between "soil pollution" and "food" pollution.
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This figure is an easy-to-see array of areas with soil contamination and shipment restrictions on "wild birds and beasts".
Unlike so-called “agricultural products” such as vegetables and fruits that can be harvested in the fields, which are mostly undetectable except for a part now, wild mushrooms and wild vegetables, and boars, deer and bears feeding on them Radioactive cesium that exceeds the standard value is detected even now as of 2018 from "Wild birds and beasts meat", and shipping restrictions are instructed under the name of "Nuclear Disaster Countermeasures Special Measures Act" .
And if you look at the map, there is also a close correlation between the cesium concentration and the limited shipping area.
However, there are some provinces that are not subject to shipping restrictions despite their neighboring provinces.

Well, here is the problem.
What do you think is the reason why shipping restrictions do not apply to these prefectures?

1) As a result of measuring the animal, it is not found anything exceeding the standard value.
2) Because the measurement of the animal is not performed, it does not result in detection and reference value exceeding in the first place.
3) The animal was measured and it was confirmed that the standard value was exceeded, but shipping restriction was not instructed by "the circumstances of adults".

[Hint] There are no nationally defined regulations on what foods each prefecture measures at what frequency, and inspections are conducted based on the plans of each prefecture. Therefore the policy is different. The detection lower limit of measurement also varies.
→ Please check the answer in the map collection.
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