Radioactive waste in our everyday objects

[Ptilu]

It would be necessary to make turn the report ... I know that you do not like facebook too much, but that seems an effective means. Do you have a little bond?

Apperement, Ouest France spoke about it:

http://www.ouest-france.fr/actu/actuDet ... 9_actu.Htm

[Christophe]

Uh Ptitlu you recite the link of the article which made the opening of this subject ...

Otherwise here is the video, broadcast it as you want (via econo or youtube it's the same):

https://www.econologie.com/recyclage-de- ... -4221.html

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[Philippe Schutt]

in fact it is very good for health!

In fact, the meta-analysis which was made of the results of animal experimentation shows in 40% of these studies a decrease in the spontaneous frequency of cancers in animals after low doses, an observation which had been neglected because it was not known not explain it.

https://www.econologie.info/share/partag ... 4iHbZp.pdf
Source: http://www.academie-sciences.fr/publica ... _04_05.pdf

[Christophe]

but what is it good this Philippe to find us crazy docs !!

Well, I haven't read everything Philippe because I understand keudale but in the field of radioactivity I just know that it's a big mess starting with the measurement units !! For example: I believe (to be confirmed) that 2 radioactive elements of the same level of radioactivity will not have the same effects on the health of the irradiated according to the constitution of their basic element!

After yes, we treat cancer well by radiating ...

The problem with this law is very well said by the ASN person on the FR2 video: it is a step towards trivialization of nuclear risk! And to a lesser extent: surely the door open to abuse ...

See and review the CAP on France contaminated with Uranium

Then there is natural radioactivity too ... obviously without impact on health (maybe it is even necessary for the evolution of the genome of a species ... hush I didn't say anything ...)

[Capt_Maloche]

that's it, are you going to invent a new breed of mutants?

[Christophe]

Well I think we are all mutants of the "great ape" ... and many other things "long before" ...

Evolution is a mutation ... I believe ...

[Philippe Schutt]

Me what I say, huh ...
I just always wondered if radon was not already a good scapegoat to make us gobble up a generalized rise in radioactivity in France. So I took the opportunity to take a look at wiki and there I come across this thing from which they take this little sentence that says a lot about scientific methods.
I had to share

[Flytox]

Well I think we are all mutants of the "great ape" ... and many other things "long before" ...

Evolution is a mutation ... I believe ...

Pffff!!!!


Not even true !





She never grazed .... only fallout Natural , dew and a few small daisies. It's crazy what we can see as bad languages ​​on these posts ....

[gegyx]

Is he a lion?

[Christophe]

Ah well I see that the aperitif on Friday evening was generous for Fly and Gegyx!

Okay Philip!