These links were born of attempts to talk me down out of the freaking-out tree in regards to radiation exposure. They worked at the time. Recent findings of Cesium in organic milk threaten to send me back to them, and not skimming like I was the first time. But before I master the information I thought I would make this list available - its too good.
But first, a window onto the first set of really useful links:
And now, Mr. C's Links (codenamed Nukushima)
NB: highlighted links are especially excellent:
1.1 fukushima dai-ichi plant status 1.1.1 IAEA,JAIF,TEPCO Fukushima Nuclear Accident Update LogSummary of-reactor-status-02-april-2011-1200-utcENGNEWS01_1302090062P.pdf (application/pdf Object)[JAIF] Japan Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc.en20110403-3-3.pdf (application/pdf Object)[JAIF] Japan Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc.TEPCO : Monitoring data at Fukushima Daiichi and Fukushima Daini Nuclear Power StationsTechnical Briefing on the Situation in Japan (23 March 2011)en20110331-2-3.pdf (application/pdf Object)en20110331-2-2.pdf (application/pdf Object)1.1.2 Others,printFukushima 1Fukushima 2Fukushima 3Nuclear Energy Institute - Information on the Japan Earthquake and Reactors in That Region"Long Since Passed the Level of Three Mile Iceland" - The Crisis in Comparative Perspective FukushimaAccident in the Japanese NPP Fukushima: Large emissions of Cesium-137 and Iodine-Accident_Sequence_Fukushima_31March2011.pdf (application/pdf Object)Cause_of_the_high_Cl38_Radioactivity.pdf (application/pdf Object)1.1.3 Others,video1.1.4 news (see also rad measuremts) 1.1.5 fukushima pics 2 radiation measurements related to fuku 2.1 radiation measurements - japan 2.2 radiation measurements - outside japan 2.2.1 U.S. testing 2.2.1.1 U.S. radiation data 2.2.1.2 specific items tested 2.2.1.3 epa gen statemts 2.2.2 smaller amts of data but not u.s., japan 2.3 related news stories 2.4 japan rad DANGER!!! 2.5 advice for japanese 3 understanding radiation 3.1 dose ranges 3.2 dose conversion factors 3.3 radiation or nuclear lists 3.4 physics refs 3.5 educational 3.6 software incl. dose assessment 4 radiation and health 4.1 radiation mitigation & elimination (health) 4.2 dose assessment (see also understanding radiation) 4.2.1 epa & dose/risk assessment 4.2.2 risk 4.3 studies of rad & health 4.4 low dose disagreement 4.4.1 who v, iaea 4.4.2 mainstream view 4.4.2.1 key docs 4.4.2.2 negligible to small 4.4.3 alt view 4.4.3.1 key docs 4.5 do your own study 4.6 CERRIE: BATTLEOF THE BIG BRAINS 4.7 nuke debates 4.8 see japan rad DANGER!!! in rad measurements section 4.8.1 quantified 4.8.1.1 mainstream 4.8.1.2 alt 5 overall nuke debate 5.1 context 5.1.1 industry 6 NOT USEFUL today (later?) 6.1 good prolly but extra http://fiatech.org/images/stories/events/techconference/2010/presentations/new_innovative_technologi http://fiatech.org/images/stories/events/techconference/2010/presentations/new_innovative_technologi 6.2 prolly not helpful 6.3 prolly not helpful - despite title 6.4 extra 6.4.1 tobacco et al 6.4.2 non-fuku sources 7 Very Interesting Sites |
hat tip to corporanon
Remember, freaking out reduces productivity.
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Be seeing you.
