oldjar wrote:
Here is a link to a video on Chernobyl 20+ years after the accident. The take home message I got was that dangerous levels of radiation remain many years after the release of radioactive elements. Similar problems will be present in Fukushima, Japan:
http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/inside-chernobyl/
What are these dangerous levels? What is considered dangerous?
I guess it comes down to what you choose to believe…I think most people would agree that the lower the level of radiation the better. The Focus Fusion Society supports fusion over fission in part because of it’s inherent safety, it can’t have a meltdown and if aneutronic would produce no radioactive waste. Our policy statement addresses these issues.
