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Tag Archives: radiation
Risk In Perspective: Zero Risk Is an Impossible Dream
This series is a collaboration between neuroscientist Alison Bernstein and biologist Iida Ruishalme. Errors in risk perception are at the core of so many issues in science communication that we think this is a critical topic to explore in detail. … Continue reading
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Tagged air pollution, pesticides, radiation, risk, stress
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Warming My Hands on Nuclear Waste
I left my sleeping family at home and headed out without breakfast in the freezing cold to catch the 7 AM train, enthusiastic about the prospect of visiting a nuclear waste repository. I’ve written about nuclear waste at length, and … Continue reading
