[ RadSafe ] "New Yorker" article

[franz.schoenhofer at chello.at]

Dear Bill,

If we should read any antinuclear article in any paper of this world we would probably  be busy for the next  tens of thousands of years - not counting the associated advertisments. We have to make a selection. Many papers are not on my "reading list", like the one you recommend. Furthermore you should know that 90, if not 99 percent of the news on "radiation" are bogus. Are you aware that the USA is such a small part of the world and that therefore the part in safety is very small.

Sorry to disturb your belíef in US-superiority.

Best regards, 

Franz




---- William Lipton <doctorbill34 at gmail.com> schrieb:
> Be sure to read the article, "Letter From Fukushima," in the October 17,
> 2011 issue of "The New Yorker."  It is a well-written, objective history of
> the accident and its effects on the population.
> 
> You may not be happy with the message, but don't shoot the messenger.
> Remember, "Denial is not a river in Egypt."
> 
> The question the industry will have to answer is, "Can we be trusted to
> safely manage nuclear power?"
> 
> Bill Lipton
> It's not about dose, it's about trust.
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