[ RadSafe ] Member of European Committee on Radiation Risk: 400, 000 Fuku cancers based on health studies after Chernobyl | TheNuclear Engineering Department At UC Berkeley

[Ludwig E. Feinendegen]

I like to fully agree, and THANKS for the statement. Ludwig Feinendegen


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Doug Huffman" <doug.huffman at wildblue.net>
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400, 000 Fuku cancers based on health studies after Chernobyl | TheNuclear 
Engineering Department At UC Berkeley


> Mr. Roger Helbig's career was senior in federal engineering management,
> IIRC, Mare Island Naval Shipyard Code 200.  We each were involved in the
> Base Realignment and Closure Commission of 1993 decision to close our
> facilities.  We each provided input to the decision matrix and so saw
> its development from the inside, so to speak.
>
> Neither Helbig nor I purport to be scientists.  Science is a way of
> thought that may lead to truth.  Self-proclaimed scientists are not.
>
> Better an error from an honest man than dishonesty from a scientist.
>
> Doug Huffman
> Shift Test Engineer
> CNS, C. 2340.X retired
> http://www.navsea.navy.mil/shipyards/norfolk/nnsy/NuclearTED.aspx
> Washington Island
> Wisconsin
>
> On 5/14/2011 07:26, Busby Chris wrote:
>> Dear Radsafers
>>
>> This man Helbig has no scientific status, has published nothing, and 
>> spends his time abusing real scientists. The ECRR which he is abusing 
>> here has members who scientifically outrank (with research papers and 
>> position)anybody on any of the so-called official risk agencies. You 
>> know, i am sure, that the ICROP has no different status than the ECRR but 
>> ICRP's members are different in that they have rarely done any research. 
>> If you want you should look at the Lesvos Declaration on www.euradcom.org 
>> which lists some of the ECRR scientists.
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