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The growing suspicion about microwave devices [questions and answers]

U.S. news & world report, 1978-06, Vol.84, p.77

1978

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Underwater risks: exclusive photos and new concern about possible radiation danger from a sunken Soviet submarine

Maclean's (Toronto), 1990-02, Vol.103, p.54-56

1990

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Getting the picture on TV recall: FDA acts to assure correction of potential radiation hazard

FDA consumer, 1975-03, Vol.9, p.8-13

Gundaker, Walter E

1975

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Both sides of the issue, nuclear power plants: how risky? "Severe problems--and new hazards keep turning up"; interview with Henry W. Kendall, physicist at Massachusetts institute of technology; "Safer than any other means of generating electricity"; interview with Edward A. Mason, member of the Nuclear regulatory commission

U.S. news & world report, 1976-03, Vol.80, p.55-56

1976

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Nuclear power [danger of reactor accidents and problem of waste disposal]

The Ecologist (1979), 1973-07, Vol.3, p.252-258

Patterson, Walter

1973

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Nuclear power: can it sell itself on the safety question?

New Jersey business, 1971-07, Vol.17, p.31

Lenehan, Arthur F

1971

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Eine nukleare Abfallhalde

Der Spiegel (Hamburg), 1991-04, Vol.45, p.256-257

Schoenfeld, Gabriel

1991

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A plan to clear energetic protons from the radiation belt

Eos (Washington, D.C.), 2013-11, Vol.94 (48), p.468-468

Schultz, Colin

2013

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The cellular cancer risk: how real is it? evidence of harm is scant, but fear may limit industry growth

Bloomberg businessweek (Online), 1993-02, p.94-95

1993

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Chernobyl: two years after the disaster

New times (Moscow, Russia), 1988-04 (18), p.14-18

1988

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New radiation hazard to flights

New scientist (1971), 2017-02, Vol.233 (3112), p.12-12

Hambling, David

2017

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Plasmaspheric hiss amplification mechanisms identified

Eos (Washington, D.C.), 2012-09, Vol.93 (37), p.360-360

Schultz, Colin

2012

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Danger areas due to ultraviolet radiation during the welding process

Schweissen und Schneiden, 2001-02, Vol.53 (2), p.E26-E28

Sutter, E

2001

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The biological effects of low-level ionizing radiation

Scientific American, 1982-02, Vol.246 (2), p.41-49

Upton, A.C

1982

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"St. George is expendable": through a combination of ignorance, negligence and lies, the U.S. government destroyed the lives of thousands of Americans with its secret atomic testing programs in the Southwest and Pacific

The American Legion, 1995-10, Vol.139, p.20-27

Scharnberg, Ken

1995

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Shock journalism: the junk reporting behind the power line-cancer connection

Reason, 1995-01, Vol.26, p.22-29

Fumento, Michael

1995

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Estaciones y redes de telefonia movil: como afectan a la salud?

Economia Exterior, 2006-04 (36), p.143-148

Repacholi, Mike

2006

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An island people still exiled by nuclear age: natives of Bikini want only to return to their Pacific paradise; but contamination from U.S. atomic tests puts their dream out of reach

U.S. news & world report, 1982-10, Vol.93, p.48-50

Trumbull, Robert

1982

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Ten years of the Chernobyl era

Scientific American, 1996-04, Vol.274 (4), p.44

Shcherbak, Y M

1996

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Nuclear numbers. Living near power reactors may not add cancer risk

Scientific American, 1991-02, Vol.264 (2), p.30

Beardsley, T

1991

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Sound solution for surveying ships

Professional Engineering, 2012-05, Vol.25 (5), p.1-1

Hibbert, Lee

2012

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Human approach to the study of plutonium

Nuclear engineering international, 1999-11, Vol.44 (544), p.1 p-1 p

Kovan, Dick

1999

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The madness of nuclear energy

The Ecologist (1979), 1999-11, Vol.29 (7), p.385-430

1999

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Cincy researchers study Chernobyl victims

Ohio medicine : journal of the Ohio State Medical Association, 1991-07, Vol.87 (7), p.344

1991

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Possible link to cancer fuels debate regarding effects of magnetic fields: conflicting evidence reveals a compelling need for more conclusive study

Occupational health & safety, 1991-09, Vol.60, p.28-30

1991

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The growing suspicion about microwave devices [questions and answers]

Underwater risks: exclusive photos and new concern about possible radiation danger from a sunken Soviet submarine

Getting the picture on TV recall: FDA acts to assure correction of potential radiation hazard

Nuclear power [danger of reactor accidents and problem of waste disposal]

Nuclear power: can it sell itself on the safety question?

Eine nukleare Abfallhalde

A plan to clear energetic protons from the radiation belt

The cellular cancer risk: how real is it? evidence of harm is scant, but fear may limit industry growth

Chernobyl: two years after the disaster

New radiation hazard to flights

Plasmaspheric hiss amplification mechanisms identified

Danger areas due to ultraviolet radiation during the welding process

The biological effects of low-level ionizing radiation

"St. George is expendable": through a combination of ignorance, negligence and lies, the U.S. government destroyed the lives of thousands of Americans with its secret atomic testing programs in the Southwest and Pacific

Shock journalism: the junk reporting behind the power line-cancer connection

Estaciones y redes de telefonia movil: como afectan a la salud?

An island people still exiled by nuclear age: natives of Bikini want only to return to their Pacific paradise; but contamination from U.S. atomic tests puts their dream out of reach

Ten years of the Chernobyl era

Nuclear numbers. Living near power reactors may not add cancer risk

Sound solution for surveying ships

Human approach to the study of plutonium

The madness of nuclear energy

Cincy researchers study Chernobyl victims

Possible link to cancer fuels debate regarding effects of magnetic fields: conflicting evidence reveals a compelling need for more conclusive study

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