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Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Monday, July 1, 2013
Just Another Manic Monday P2
Jerry Cuttler is as guilty as Doss of unethical behavior. He commented on James Conca's Forbes blog (yeah, the prestigious peer-reviewed, scholarly journal).
Just Another Manic Monday P1
With health physics denier Mohan Doss, courtesy of Ed Calabrese (search his name on this blog to learn more about him).
Doss wants to discuss 3 different aspects regarding low dose radiation effects in order to spread his propaganda.
Let's dig in.....
Doss wants to discuss 3 different aspects regarding low dose radiation effects in order to spread his propaganda.
Let's dig in.....
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Hospital Sewage As A Radiation Source
Here's a Forbes blog which points out that I-131 can be a radiation source at waste treatment plants.
His information comes from a study in the latest Health Physics Journal (I haven't received that issue yet).
The blog states that:
"The measured I-131 peaked at the euiqvlent (sic) of 3.68 millisieverts per year, which is slightly higher than the estimated dose Americans receive from background radiation."
The annual dose (an estimate, the activity concentration is measured) is pretty high for a member of the general public (I doubt those water treatment plant workers have the training and dosimeters to be considered occupational workers).
His information comes from a study in the latest Health Physics Journal (I haven't received that issue yet).
The blog states that:
"The measured I-131 peaked at the euiqvlent (sic) of 3.68 millisieverts per year, which is slightly higher than the estimated dose Americans receive from background radiation."
The annual dose (an estimate, the activity concentration is measured) is pretty high for a member of the general public (I doubt those water treatment plant workers have the training and dosimeters to be considered occupational workers).
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