Re: MIT/LNT Extreme -Reply

[Harold Chaney <HDC@nrc.gov>]

Al, have radon levels increased or decrease over the time that we have been
present on earth?  If they are decreasing then there is truly no noticeable affect
since time beginning.  If they are increasing then only time will tell and the doses to
date (several millions of years of life on the short side) have not had any noticeable
affect on the planets life forms.  Before soda pop everyone drank more water. 
(these are vary rough estimates and not as accurate as some scientific organizations
calculations).

You would think that places like the Hot Springs (high level of primordial
radioactivity in water supply) in Arkansas would have a  
tremendous cluster of cancer cases.

Adding up the above equals zero.  To simple for the some I guess.

Chaney, CHP -  USNRC, Region IV/WCFO
hdc@nrc.gov
ddchaney@castles.com

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