Nėra tokios mažos radiacijos dozės, kuri negalėtų sukelti vėžį

Mūsų elitui vertėtų nustoti kimšti mums prievarta radioaktyvų katilą gražios politinės pozicijos tariamoje kovoje su Rusija, skirtos rinkėjų-pensininkių kvailinimui, vardan. Apie milijonas žmonių jau mirė nuo Černobylio paskleistos radiacijos.Trumpai apie radiacijos keliamą žalą surašyta šiame laiško fragmente:

_David Ropeik, a specialist on risk perception and risk communication, plays down the mass of scientific and medical literature that amply demonstrates that ionizing radiation is a potent carcinogen and that no dose is low enough not to induce cancer.

Large areas of the world are becoming contaminated by long-lived nuclear elements secondary to catastrophic meltdowns: 40 percent of Europe from Chernobyl, and much of Japan.

A New York Academy of Sciences report from 2009 titled “Chernobyl” estimates that nearly a million have already died from this catastrophe. In Japan, 10 million people reside in highly contaminated locations.

Children are 10 to 20 times more radiosensitive than adults, and fetuses thousands of times more so; women are more sensitive than men.

Radiation of the reproductive organs induces genetic mutations in the sperm and eggs, increasing the incidence of genetic diseases like diabetes, cystic fibrosis, hemochromatosis and thousands of others over future generations. Recessive mutations take up to 20 generations to be expressed.

HELEN CALDICOTT
Bermagui, Australia, Oct. 23, 2013

The writer is the pediatrician, author and antinuclear advocate._

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