EVERY NUCLEAR POWER REACTOR IS A SLOW RELEASE ATOMIC BOMB WITH ALL THE SAME EXTREMELY DANGEROUS POISONOUS CONSEQUENCES

Dr. Helen Caldicott will talk about the UNHealthy Effects of Human Nuclear War

When:

2 p.m. Sunday 22 July 2012

Where:

University of Adelaide
Napier Building
Room 102

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC : FREE ENTRY FOR THIS VERY VALUABLE TALK

Note : Almost all of Dr. Helen Caldicott’s research, presentations and books are fully referenced with accurate citations, statistically credible studies and other factual evidence, in direct opposition and contravention to Scaremongering by the Human Nuclear Industry. which would poison Planet Earth with terrible toxins and Human Nuclear War, as demonstrated by the use of Atomic Weapons (highly radioactive depleted Uranium projectiles and dust) in Iraq, Afghanistan and other regions, to include the heartless Idiots’ terrorist testing sites on the sacred traditional ancestral shores around and aground in Australia, North America, etc.

References:
www.helencaldicott.com/2012/07/dr-caldicott-to-speak-in-adelaide

antinuclear.net/2012/07/06/an-opportunity-to-hear-dr-helen-caldicott-speaking-on-nuclear-power-in-adelaide

NUCLEAR RADIATION CAUTION

By Naama Cohen-Friedman

Safety engineer tells court employees at Dimona nuclear facility underwent ‘superficial, inadequate radiation exposure tests’

Workers at the Negev Nuclear Research Center underwent superficial and inadequate radiation exposure tests, an expert on radiation safety told the Petah Tikvah District Court on Monday.

Dr. Dan Litai testimony came during a court hearing in a case meant to determine whether former employees of the institute, located in southern Israel, should be recognized as the victims of work-related accidents after they were diagnosed with cancer.

Dr. Litai, who served as a radiation safety engineer at the Negev Nuclear Research Center, claimed that until the late 1990s there was no department tasked with calculating and assessing the levels of internal radiation contamination, only external contamination.

Radiation that is inhaled or swallowed can be tested in a urinalysis, unlike external radiation that is determined by special tags that are affixed to the worker’s safety gear.

“Only if the employee’s external radiation levels were irregular, we would run further testing. Looking back, this is something we should have done, but we didn’t,” said Dr. Litai.

Last week, the court heard the testimony of Dr. Thelma Byrne, who headed the radiation safety department at the Soreq center.

“I worked with materials whose nature was unknown. They didn’t tell us what we were exposed to,” she said, adding that the cancer victims could have been spared if they would have undergone preventative radiation exposure tests, but such tests were not given.

The damages suit was submitted by 44 employees of the Dimona-based reactor and the Soreq Nuclear Research Center in the mid 1990s. Some members of the plaintiff have since died.

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