Sunday, 10 November 2013

NRC says there is no health effect in the area below 20mSv/y! Is it scientifically proved? 福島民報に20mSv以下は健康影響なしと報道! それは科学的なデーターに基づいている判断?

(Source) pic.twitter.com/hZV6eWqgdK
(Translation by Mia)
 The Nuclear Regulatory Agency is preparing a report on the safety measurement to publish within this month. Fukushima Minpo newspaper reported that they set to announce that there is no health effect in the area that is below 20mSv/y. 
 
(Editor's note)
Is there any scientific data that says 20mSv/y is safe for citizens including pregnant women and children? 
20mSv/y is for nuclear workers according to the ICRP standard.  Although ICRP doesn't consider internal exposure to ionizing radiation, 1mSv/y by the ICRP standard has been considered as an international standard for citizens that was based on the data of Hiroshima/Nagasaki nuclear bombs victims. 


ICRP (the International Centre for Radiological Protection)
The ICRP limit for a member of the public of 1mSv/y and of 20mSv/y for the occupational radiation worker.
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Mr. Kosako who had been well respected professor and was the advisor to the former Prime Minister, resigned in protest at the government’s decision of 20mSv/y in 2011, saying that it went completely against his ethics as a scientist and a grandparent.  …
  In Chernobyl, nobody has to live in areas where the radiation level is more than 5mSv/y unless they want to.  In Japan, the government had been appling the ICRP model for emergency situations as a normal one after the disaster in 2011, and had been treats 20mSv/y areas as safe places to live so they do not have to evacuate people from such areas.  We shouldn’t allow this false sense of security to remain unchallenged, otherwise it could be foisted on the rest of the world as well.

A Review and Critical Analysis of the Effective Dose of Radiation Concept by Alexey Yablokov. アレクセー・ヤブラコフ博士:放射能を理解するための実行線量についての重要な再考察とその報告
http://fukushimaappeal.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/a-review-and-critical-analysis-of.html

  
In 2008, the average dose in heavily contaminated
territories of Belarus, Ukraine and European Russia
exceeded 1 mSv/y
primarily from eating locally
contaminated food. However, the administration of
apple-pectin food additives is considered helpful for
body decontamination of
137 Cs. Between 1996 and 2007, 160 000 Belarussian children received pectin food additives for 18–25 days
137 Cs levels decreased by 30–40 %. Special protective measures in connection
with agriculture, forestry, hunting and fishing will be
necessary to protect the health of people in radioac-tively contaminated territories for many generations……..
http://wonkythinking.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Fairlie-review.pdf








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