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Re: Tooth Fairy (Project)



November 17, 2003



The Tooth Fairy Project has been collecting teeth for a several years and

their published results show that children now have less Sr-90 in their

teeth than would be expected by extrapolation from fallout data of the

1960's. World-wide nuclear weapons fallout explains everything they have

found. And the radiation doses involved are truly trivial. This makes no

difference to the Tooth Fairy Project leaders who are anti-nuclear

activists whose devotion to their cause makes the scientific method

somewhat irrelevant. They are convinced that nuclear power is poisoning

people, and any atoms of Sr-90 that they find they will attribute to

nuclear power. In addition, they will claim that Sr-90 in teeth is just an

indicator of how leaky nuclear power plants really are....



Otto



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	Prof. Otto G. Raabe, Ph.D., CHP

	Center for Health & the Environment (CHE)

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	University of California, Davis, CA 95616

	E-Mail: ograabe@ucdavis.edu

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