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Ursprungligen postat av alpi
Det är bara några politiker som avgår. Deras okunskap om kärnkraft har spridit oro och förvirring.
Förvisso. Även bland experter. Se Prof. Tatsuhiko Kodama (Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology and Director, Radioisotope Center, University of Tokyo) när han talar i japanska representanthuset angående Fukushima och strålningen. Han är mycket upprörd över bristen på adekvata åtgärder från regeringens och myndigheternas sida:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsDldmSUdyo
Översättning till engelska:
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/sivad/20110730/p1
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I was surprised to hear that one professor of University of Tokyo said it is OK to drink plutonium. Alpha radiation is most dangerous.
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What is more frightening is that, based on our current knowledge, the residual amount of radioactivity will decrease to 1/1000 one year later in the case of the atomic bomb, but in the case of the nuclear power plant accident, the residual activity will decrease to only one-tenth one year later.
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it is very difficult to make the radioactivity less than 0.5 micro Sv (per hour) in every place. This is because all of the buildings, the trees, and areas have been contaminated.
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since my job is to inject radioisotopes to the human body, I am studying very hard on the issue of internal exposure to radiation. ... Even for adults, highly-proliferative cells, such as hairs, bloods, and intestinal epithelium cells, are sensitive to radiation.
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Although levels of internal exposure are calculated as units of Sv, I do not think it makes any sense at all. Iodine 131 is concentrated in the thyroid gland. Thorotrast is concentrated in the liver. Cesium is concentrated in the urothelium and bladder. Without examining each accumulation point, it will be useless to perform whole body scanning.
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please urgently establish a new law to decrease the radiation exposure of children.
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Brittiska
Telegraph meddelade i en artikel häromdagen:
Japan's government estimates the amount of radioactive caesium-137 released by the Fukushima nuclear disaster so far is equal to that of 168 Hiroshima bombs.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/japan/8722400/Fukushima-caesium-leaks-equal-168-Hiroshimas.html