In particular, the page contains an article favoring nuclear energy. Perhaps I will have further comment when I have read more of it. Carcinogens Cancer is partly genetic in origin, but a much larger fraction of cancer has environmental causes. The evidence for this is the difference in the rates of different kinds of cancer in different parts of the world. Here are some examples.
Lung cancer is associated with smoking.
A high rate of stomach cancer among Japanese was associated with putting talc in rice. It was observed that Japanese who lived in the U.S. had stomach cancer rates like that of other Americans. A high rate of cancer of the esophagus in parts of China was associated with a rotten fish dish they liked. The high rate of Kaposi's sarcoma among Jews of Eastern European origin seems to be genetic. Its high rate among people with AIDS is, of course, environmental.