Japan''s nuclear crisis - It’s the worst; it’s also not so bad - The economist

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In terms of hazard the situation appears to be improving, if in fits and starts. It has been big, yes, perhaps a lot bigger than industry experts originally expected or were willing to admit. But it does not seem, in public health terms, to have turned out too bad.
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Japan''s nuclear crisis - It’s the worst; it’s also not so bad | The Economist
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In terms of hazard the situation appears to be improving, if in fits and starts. It has been big, yes, perhaps a lot bigger than industry experts originally expected or were willing to admit. But it does not seem, in public health terms, to have turned out too bad.
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