Tag Archives: LNT

Lawrence Solomon: Canada’s bad radiation cancer data

Posted on November 28, 2011 by Lawrence Solomon

Radiation exposure may have been underreported in the 1950s and ’60s, making it appear more deadly. Continue reading →

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Lawrence Solomon: Just a (nuclear) waste

Posted on September 9, 2011 by Lawrence Solomon

(September 9, 2011) Canada’s nuclear industry is again plying the back routes of Ontario’s northlands, looking for a willing host in places like Hornepayne (population 1209) and Ear Falls (population 1153) for a multi-billion-dollar long-term storage facility for the country’s nuclear wastes. Continue reading →

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You can trust Japan’s radiation data, says Greenpeace

Posted on March 30, 2011 by Lawrence Solomon

(March 30, 2011) Greenpeace and the Japanese authorities should be providing the public with both sides of the radiation debate, to let them decide for themselves if they are best off evacuating their homes. Continue reading →