Reading through a followup report here, It looks like the effects of the release have a noticeable impact on fallout touchdown sites in the US.
It also gives evidence for rethinking our mathematical models for particulate dispersion, and methodology for environmental detection systems
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Just as Planned.
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...or not.
...or not.
I'd be interested in seeing more studies confirming their theories but I certainly don't have any objection to more robust monitoring.
I don't just assume they're wrong but rather they're using circumstantial evidence that could perhaps be better supported through medical examination of the mothers, infants born during that period (alive or dead) and other harder evidence of the role of radiation in the statistics. Their study should be a catalyst for more research.
I don't just assume they're wrong but rather they're using circumstantial evidence that could perhaps be better supported through medical examination of the mothers, infants born during that period (alive or dead) and other harder evidence of the role of radiation in the statistics. Their study should be a catalyst for more research.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
How are we going to get more monitoring if the Republicans want to dissolve the EPA, though? NOAA is already critically underfunded. Maybe the reason US radiation monitoring sucks is because nobody wants to pay for it.
Jophiel wrote:
I'd be interested in seeing more studies confirming their theories but I certainly don't have any objection to more robust monitoring.
I don't just assume they're wrong but rather they're using circumstantial evidence that could perhaps be better supported through medical examination of the mothers, infants born during that period (alive or dead) and other harder evidence of the role of radiation in the statistics. Their study should be a catalyst for more research.
I don't just assume they're wrong but rather they're using circumstantial evidence that could perhaps be better supported through medical examination of the mothers, infants born during that period (alive or dead) and other harder evidence of the role of radiation in the statistics. Their study should be a catalyst for more research.
Right, it's by no means an exhaustive study, but one that points to the need for further research.
Just as Planned.
catwho wrote:
How are we going to get more monitoring if the Republicans want to dissolve the EPA, though?
Halliburton probably does it.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Jophiel wrote:
catwho wrote:
How are we going to get more monitoring if the Republicans want to dissolve the EPA, though?
Halliburton probably does it.
Ah, that explains why it's so badly done in the first place, then.
Timelordwho wrote:
Right, it's by no means an exhaustive study, but one that points to the need for further research.
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Timelordwho wrote:
Reading through a followup report here, It looks like the effects of the release have a noticeable impact on fallout touchdown sites in the US.
It also gives evidence for rethinking our mathematical models for particulate dispersion, and methodology for environmental detection systems
It also gives evidence for rethinking our mathematical models for particulate dispersion, and methodology for environmental detection systems
Yet we still have US law-makers insisting that air pollution control/regulation is a state issue. [:roll-eyes:]
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lolgaxe wrote:
Timelordwho wrote:
Right, it's by no means an exhaustive study, but one that points to the need for further research.
Alma wrote:
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Elinda wrote:
lolgaxe wrote:
Timelordwho wrote:
Right, it's by no means an exhaustive study, but one that points to the need for further research.
Depends on how much the communists charge in tax for garbage pick up
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