getting quick peaks up to 0.29 mcSv/h but not too many.. the 0.29 was confirmed by a second gieger in london (thanks goldie) seems like a beta emmission.. lead anyone? try tahini.. high in zinc that blocks the take up of lead.. radioactive or not! imo Robert James Parsons: the World Health Organisation with chris busby www.youtube.com and sellafield? dont get me started! ;) "BNFL has said that it will close the B205 Magnox reprocessing plant around the end of 2012. However there is a time lag of five years before some discharges are reduced. The discharges for 2013-2018 are based on the assumption that Magnox reprocessing ends at the end of 2012." www.greenpeace.org.uk richard wakeford worked for bnfl and will be replacing busby on advising dose information for children and looking at causes of cancer in children.. (from virus and population movement mainly, hes been at that one for 20 years!) "Sellafield: 'It was all contaminated: milk, chickens, the golf course' Six decade! s after Britain's worst nuclear accident, an oral history of Sellafield reveals what it felt like to live near the plant" Sunday 11 March 2012 "...It says something for how Britain's nuclear establishment worked from the start that when Windscale No1 Pile caught fire in October 1957, it was hushed up so well that even with 11 tons of uranium ablaze for three days, the reactor close to collapse and radioactive material spreading across the Lake District, the people who worked there were expected to keep ...
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