I have 3 powerpoints but I have to figure out how to post them.
I think I can do it through Academia.Edu
http://asu.academia.edu/majianadesan
I've posted (hopefully accessible) my first power point, which provides background information about radiation and human health AND addresses the Fukushima plant disaster in the first four months.
I have second and third powerpoints that will go up also when I am sure this works and I have time to post them.
The second one covers the current admission by Tepco that Fukushima is still fissioning.
Tepco only admits this now, Nov 1 after months of fissioning because the radiation levels are rising so much.
And it is possible that an explosion is imminent.
However, a number of people point out that radiation levels rising from microsieverts to millisieverts in such a short time means that even without an explosion we're going to be subject to higher and potentially still higher radiation.
What happens to life under those conditions?
I think I can do it through Academia.Edu
http://asu.academia.edu/majianadesan
I've posted (hopefully accessible) my first power point, which provides background information about radiation and human health AND addresses the Fukushima plant disaster in the first four months.
I have second and third powerpoints that will go up also when I am sure this works and I have time to post them.
The second one covers the current admission by Tepco that Fukushima is still fissioning.
Tepco only admits this now, Nov 1 after months of fissioning because the radiation levels are rising so much.
And it is possible that an explosion is imminent.
However, a number of people point out that radiation levels rising from microsieverts to millisieverts in such a short time means that even without an explosion we're going to be subject to higher and potentially still higher radiation.
What happens to life under those conditions?
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