Titlebook: Before it’s Too Late; A Scientist’s Case f Bernard L. Cohen Book 1983 Bernard L. Cohen 1983 education.material.philosophy.radiation

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Wilhelm G. Coldewey,Patricia G?belI began this book by showing that there is a vast gulf of misunderstanding of nuclear power issues by the public. Polls show that the public is much more fearful of nuclear power and much less willing to accept it than experts who are in the best position to know the facts. There are a number of reasons for this misunderstanding.

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How Dangerous is Radiation?,The most important breakdown in public understanding of nuclear power is in its concept of the dangers of radiation. What is radiation, and how dangerous is it?

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More on Radioactive Waste,While the high-level waste discussed in Chapter 5 is the problem that has received the lion’s share of the attention, it is not the only waste problem involved with nuclear power. In fact it is not even the most important one. Several other nuclear waste issues will be considered in this chapter, followed by a summation of the problem as a whole.

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Questions from the Audience,In teaching classes and lecturing, there are always questions from the audience. In this chapter we consider a representative group of such questions.

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A Cry for Help,I began this book by showing that there is a vast gulf of misunderstanding of nuclear power issues by the public. Polls show that the public is much more fearful of nuclear power and much less willing to accept it than experts who are in the best position to know the facts. There are a number of reasons for this misunderstanding.

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Book 1983volunteered to do so in part to acknowledge my gratitude to him for having been a constant source of reference materials as I have turned my attention increasingly to informing both lay and scientific audiences concerning the biologic effects of low-level ionizing radiation. My primary reason for vo

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