Hanford to Fukushima: Part 2
This is part 2 of a 4 part series about the Hanford nuclear site in Washington State. We hope the
Read moreThis is part 2 of a 4 part series about the Hanford nuclear site in Washington State. We hope the
Read moreThis is part 1 of a 4 part series about the Hanford nuclear site in Washington State. We hope the
Read moreBy Dean Wilkie The linear no-threshold model (LNT) is a method for predicting the long term, biological damage caused by
Read moreDoctors throughout the devistated region are warning of a larger public health problem due to radiation exposure. Doctors in Chiba
Read moreIn April, 2011 a group of experts and related professional groups urged all workers to have stem cells collected before
Read more(From Fukushima prefecture’s website) Translation from Japanese into English Health Check-up for Fukusima residents (Documents as of July 24) by
Read moreThe University of California San Diego detected radioactive sulfur on March 28th in La Jolla CA. This spike in radioactive
Read moreThis page is for categorization of reports and data related to radiation exposure through all sources, studies on radiation exposure
Read more“No More Hiroshima Nagasaki” has been released in both Japanese and English. The compiled stories of those that survived the
Read moreRight after the meltdowns began at Fukushima Daiichi local officials in Iwaki distributed protective iodine to the residents. It was
Read moreUpdate: The video has been being deleted off of YouTube. Please download a copy of the video and transcript to
Read moreGoogleによる日本語訳は、記事の一番下に翻訳。 Plutonium is a radioactive isotope that is produced inside a nuclear reactor. Plutonium that was released into the environment
Read moreRadiation from nuclear accidents is frequently expressed by the media as “just like an x-ray” or “equivalent to an x-ray”.
Read moreThe news that the city of Fukushima, Japan, plans to give badge-like dosimeters to 34,000 children in September — to gauge
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