DiaNuke.org

Abstract: This article explores how the models of medical risk from radiation established in the aftermath of the nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki are insufficient for understanding the risks faced by people in contaminated environments like Fukushima. These models focus exclusively on levels of external radiation, while the risk facedRead More

As with viruses, containment of atomic weapons may be good, but eradication is best.

Covid-19 spread shows up vulnerability at heart of nuclear programmes, with resilience of UK critical national infrastructures undermined. The coronavirus’ effects act as threat multiplier, as David Lowry explains.

Reliable information, and more importantly, being in the control of information, is key to large scale crises. Safecast, an initiative that earned respect from experts and common people across the world for putting citizens in charge of their situation by measuring radiation in their surroundings, has stepped in to help us make sense of the COVID19 pandemic.