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Re: Iraqis Suffer From Radiation Symptoms - Associated Press
If my memory serves me correctly, was there not an Associated Press editor
(I'm pretty sure it was AP) who commented in this forum some time ago (a
year or two?) with respect to ensuring the accuracy of science-related
stories put out by that agency? My recollection is that he seemed quite
sincerely committed to quality science reporting. From the sorry state of
AP's coverage of this story, I guess we can conclude that either he's no
longer with AP, or has a different assignment.
I've had no luck finding the editor's name or e-mail using the RADSAFE
archives so far. I was hoping that that person might have something to say
about this AP story. IF YOU'RE OUT THERE, CAN YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN HOW SUCH
MISINFORMATION HAS BEEN ALLOWED THROUGH AP'S EDITORIAL STAFF?
Clayton J. Bradt, CHP
Principal Radiophysicist
NYS Dept. of Labor
Radiological Health Unit
voice: (518) 457-1202
fax: (518) 485-7406
e-mail: usccjb@labor.state.ny.us
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