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The hosting of an international seminar to assess the radiation health impacts of the Fukushima daiichi accident is an important opportunity – but perhaps not the one stated by the Nippon Foundation. Specifically, the opportunity arises to ask fundamental questions about the role of key international bodies with global responsibility in the area of man-made radiation, the nuclear industry and human health. The past record of three bodies – the ICRP, IAEA and WHO – inparticular in the aftermath o
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THE FUKUSHIMA-DAIICHI ACCIDENT – QUESTION OF MOTIVES OF INTERNATIONAL BODIES ATTENDING THE NIPPON FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM [PDF]
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The hosting of an international seminar to assess the radiation health impacts of the Fukushima daiichi accident is an important opportunity – but perhaps not the one stated by the Nippon Foundation. Specifically, the opportunity arises to ask fundamental questions about the role of key international bodies with global responsibility in the area of man-made radiation, the nuclear industry and human health. The past record of three bodies – the ICRP, IAEA and WHO – inparticular in the aftermath o
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