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

[Howard]

Chris,
You clearly have education to understand the 2011 Health Physics articles 
recently referenced here by Feinendegan on the effect of low dose radiation.
How does a person of your persuasion view the data presented there?

Howard Long (Family doctor, epidemiologist and DDP Board member)


On May 14, 2011, at 6:05 AM, "Busby Chris" <C.Busby at ulster.ac.uk> wrote:

> 
> I agree. But it does mean that you know nothing that enables you to understand the topics you so easily review andthe work of the people you criticise so easily. The ECRR model, for example takes the molecular level of exposure and looks at internal nuclide location at the molecular dilute solution biochemical and biophysical level. I doubt if you or Helbig have the faintest understanding of what happens at this level. Helbigs sniggering about my second PhD in Raman electrochemistry misses the point that my work on this and my first PhD and my previous work at the Dept of Physical Cemistry in Wellcome Research Labs enabled me to develop this approach. The ICRP physicists and the health physics people are just concerned with exposures based on a water in a bag approach and energy density. 
> Chris
> 
> -----Original Message-----
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> Subject: Re: [ RadSafe ] Member of European Committee on Radiation Risk: 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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