Re: [ RadSafe ] Martin Tondel´s thesis - Sweden and Chernobyl

[edmond0033]

I  hate to disillusion the author of the Swedish Study, but during the 
fallout from the aboveground testing by the USA and the former Soviet Union, 
large amounts of Cesium-137 was deposited in the northern latitudes.  The 
ground vegetation (lichen, etc.) was found to to contain large amounts of 
Cesium-137.  Consequently, the animals grazing on them would have takenup 
the Cesiun-137.  To this day reindeer, etc. would have eaten the vegetaion 
and the uptake of Cesium-137 would still be substantial.  How much the 
Chernobyl incident would have added could have been determined much earlier, 
if the Cesium-134 content was known.

Ed Baraatta

edmond0033 at comcast.net


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lars Persson" <lars.ingeman at telia.com>
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Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 9:07 AM
Subject: [ RadSafe ] Martin Tondel´s thesis - Sweden and Chernobyl


> For information.
> Swedish Radiation Institute - SSI - has not accepted his conclusions.
> Lars Persson
> Slånbärsv 11A
> 19334 Sigtuna
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