As
more and more people become educated, no doubt the Empire will keep coming
up with new and creative ways ) to thwart the efforts of ordinary citizens
of conscience who simply are asking our own government *not* to nuke us - and
humanity - any longer.
A
government truly concerned with the health and welfare of its citizens would
have stopped all of this before they even started it. They knew back before
even the early 1940s that radiation damages human health.
The
Radiation and Public Health Project in
Interestingly,
the officials pushing nuclear power call it “Junk
science “
But
there is a problem. Their findings seem to be verified all around the Globe
!!!!!
I
am sorry , try as I may I can not shorten this e mail and give the subject
justice I hope you will read it.
From
around the world:
Among
the many environmental concerns surrounding nuclear power plants, there is one
that provokes public anxiety like no other: the fear that children living near
nuclear facilities face an increased risk of cancer. Though a link has long been
suspected, it has never been proven. Now that seems likely to change.
From
udies
in the 1980s revealed increased incidences of childhood leukemia near nuclear
installations at Windscale (now Sellafield), Burghfield and Dounreay in the
Last
year, researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston
carried out a meta-analysis of 17 research papers covering 136 nuclear sites in
the UK, Canada, France, the US, Germany, Japan and Spain. The incidence of
leukemia in children under 9 living close to the sites showed an increase of 14
to 21 per cent,
This
was followed by a German study which found 14 cases of leukemia compared to an
expected four cases between 1990 and 2005 in children living within 5 kilometers
of the Krummel nuclear plant near
This
was upstaged by the yet more surprising KiKK studies (a German acronym for
Childhood Cancer in the Vicinity of Nuclear Power Plants), whose results were
published this year in the International
Journal of Cancer (vol 122, p 721) and the European
Journal of Cancer (vol 44, p 275). These found higher incidences of cancers
and a stronger association with nuclear installations than all previous reports.
The main findings were a 60 per cent increase in solid cancers and a 117 per
cent increase in leukemia among young children living near all 16 large German
nuclear facilities between 1980 and 2003. The most striking finding was that
those who developed cancer lived closer to nuclear power plants than randomly
selected controls. Children living within 5 kilometers of the plants were more
than twice as likely to contract cancer as those living further away, a finding
that has been accepted by the German government.
Even
the French are catching on
A
few weeks ago a series of posters appeared in the streets of
The
number of cancers is increasing for the people who live near nuclear centrals.
http://avignon-
No
wonder
http://www.google.
Why
? Leaks, “incidents” and accident reports are coming in on a daily basis :
Posted: 2008/07/26
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Details
of a serious fire hazard at the Hunterston nuclear power station in North
Ayrshire have been kept secret because they could aid a terrorist attack.
The
government's Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has refused to release
information about a "specific fire scenario" at the reactors because
to do so could "threaten national security".
Nuke
us no more, please !!!