[ RadSafe ] LNT in the news

[Tom Hazlett]

OK,
So the implication is that naturaly occuring radiation is safe. " Hmmm" 
says Homer Simpson  "natural radiation good,  man made radiation bad"!   
I guess what works marketing wise with "natural foods" can be applied 
here too.   Its bad science but excellent marketing.

Tom

danny.mcclung at louisville.edu wrote:

>The NAS obviously meant "above natural background"? Didn't they? 
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