FW: Terrorism TV Programming and Print Articles on DNA

["Engelbretson, David A." <DEngelbret@TMH.TMC.EDU>]

To fellow Radsafers,



FYI, I received this from a general safety e-mail bulletin board.



Dave Engelbretson



-----Original Message-----

From: David Wolff [mailto:David.Wolff@CO.HENNEPIN.MN.US]

Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 8:08 AM

To: SAFETY@LIST.UVM.EDU

Subject: Terrorism TV Programming and Print Articles on DNA





Netters:



Programs on terrorism will air tonight and tomorrow.  See below.



Unrelated, the New York Times Science Times (today) is devoted to the

history and science of DNA.  Not a safety topic, but interesting.



Free online subscription to the Times is available at

http://www.nytimes.com.



The New York Times

February 25



Rest semiassured: guards near New York City tunnels have stopped cars with

cancer patients inside; remnant radiation from their tumor-fighting

therapies tripped sensors. Also, the city's existing air-quality monitors

have already been retrofitted to sniff out bioterror attacks, and so far so

good.



That, however, is the extent of relief available in two unsettling hours

about the airborne evils that Americans have been told to await. Two

separate shows, "Dirty Bomb," tonight on the PBS series "Nova," and the

Discovery Channel's "Bioterror: The Invisible Enemy" tomorrow, for the most

part offer dreadful insights and fodder for fear.



David



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