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RADIATION

Six hot spots to avoid
- radon may kill
19,000 a year

Aliens in microwaved food
- molecules torn apart

Poisons in microwaved
baby food

Thames Valley leukaemia clusters

Wales goes radioactive

Some smoke detectors
radioactive

Pigeons glow in dark

Radioactive metals
in food cans

Breast cancer clusters
around Hinckley Point


Leukaemia - new evidence
of Sellafield danger


Sellafield major suspect of
birth defects and cancer
on Irish coast


Is Plymouth the new Sellafield?


Traces of tritium and
carbon-14 found in
local food

More radiation exposure,
more stillbirths


Infant mortality rates fell
when nuclear reactors
closed down


Peace iniatives more
cost effective than war


Nuclear plants ideal targets
for terrorists


Irradiated mail sickened
US postal workers

 
Radioactive metals recycled into food cans
British Nuclear Fuels are treating and recycling radioactive metals and selling them to the food and drinks industries to make cans - with the Environment Agency’s blessing. More than 700 tonnes of radioactive metals have already gone on to the open market. They are treated with acid to reduce their level of radioactivity to supposedly 'safe release levels'.

(2210) A. J. McIlroy. Daily Telegraph