the utility previously built undersea silt barriers to prevent highly radioactive water from further spreading into the sea. radioactive substances are still being detected outside the barriers. >>> the operator of the plant says two workers may have been exposed to radiation exceeding the legal limit of 250 milisieverts. tepco said on monday the two are in their 30s and 40s who worked in the control rooms of the number 3 and 4 reactors. a test detected 9,760 becquerels and 7,690 becquerels of iodine in their thyroid glands. the two have been exposed to external radiation of 73.71 and 88.70 milisieverts. the combine readings suggest they may have been exposed to radiation exceeding the legal limits of 250 milisieverts for working at the fukushima plant set after the accident. the utility said the workers have so far claimed no health problems, but that they will receive detailed health checks at a specialized medical institution. >>> tepco has been slow in checking workers for internal radiation exposure at the damaged plant. internal radioactive exposure can come from breathing radi

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does the coast guard have the ability to either recognize changes in marine functioning, fish, the undersea plants, those kinds of things that all make up part of the ecology? is there any awareness of the coast guard about what is taking place as a result of what is obviously the climate change that we're seeing? >> well, we're certainly interested in it. and no, we don't have organic expertise or staffs that are i p applied to that. for instance, in the arctic, we have much more open water now. and the potential for a commerce and shipping to increase up in those areas. we rely upon noaa and other government agencies that do have that focus of the scientic study of our waters and the changes that are happening. the results of those changes are something that we have to deal with. >> it shows that you have so many peoe on the sea. and there are changes that are occurring, and i don't know whether you see these changes in makeup or quantity or things that just fall your way. i know when we put an embargo years ago and so forth, the coast guard -- maintaining the rule and it worked wonrs. we

does the coast guard have the ability to either recognize changes in marine functioning fish, the undersea plants coral, those kinds of things that all make up part of the ecology, is there any awareness of the coast guard about what is taking place as a result of what is obviously the climate change that we're seeing? >> well, we're certainly interested in it and, no, we don't have organic expertise or staff that have applied to that. we're more reactive in nature in terms of carrying out our current authorities when, you know for instance, in the arctic we have much more open water nuned the potential for commerce and shipping to increase up in those areas. we rely upon noaa and other government agencies that do have that focus of the scientific study of our waters and the changes that are happening. the results of those changes are something we have to deal with. >> it's just that you have so many people on the sea and there are changes that are occurring and i don't know if you see these changes in makeup or quality or anything that things are just falling your way. i know when we put

does the coast guard have the ability to either recognize changes in marine functioning, fish, the undersea plants, those kinds of things that all make up part of the ecology? is there any awareness of the coast guard about what is taking place as a result of what is obviously the climate change that we're seeing? >> well, we're certainly interested in it. and no, we don't have organic expertise or staffs that are i p applied to that. for instance, in the arctic, we have much more open water now. and the potential for a commerce and shipping to increase up in those areas. we rely upon noaa and other government agencies that do have that focus of the scientific study of our waters and the changes that are happening. the results of those changes are something that we have to deal with. >> it shows that you have so many people on the sea. and there are changes that are occurring, and i don't know whether you see these changes in makeup or quantity or things that just fall your way. i know when we put an embargo years ago and so forth, the coast guard -- maintaining the rules. and it worked won