By John W. Gofman, M.D., Ph.D. , and Egan O'Connor, CNR Exec. Those are choices , and no individual's choice forces other people and their children to receive extra radiation exposure. The morally bankrupt aspect of radioactive scrap and nuclear pollution is that these practices force unwilling and unsuspecting people to take extra radiation exposure. If the aggregate dose matters, then citizens must resist even the smallest contributions to involuntary exposures.
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