Gefahren von AKW: Der Super-GAU
08.04.2011 um 10:00Habe noch was zum Thema Krebserkrankung gefunden.
Hier aktuell zu Fukushima eine Einschätzung:
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"1. The ECRR risk model has been applied to the 3 million people living in the100km radius of the Fukushima catastrophe. Assuming these people remainliving there for one year the number of excess cancers predicted by the method isapproximately 200,000 in the next 50 years with 100,000 being diagnosed in thenext 10 years. If they are evacuated immediately, the number will fall by asignificant amount. For those 7 million living between 100km and 200km fromthe site, the predicted number of cancers is slightly greater with 220,000 extracancers in the next 50 years and about 100,000 being expressed in the next tenyears. These predictions are based on the ECRR risk model and also the findingsof cancer risk on Sweden after the Chernobyl accident.2. The ICRP model predicts 2838 extra cancers in the 100km population. Theeventual yield will therefore be another test of the two risk models."
Hier die Gesamt-Analyse :
http://www.fairewinds.com/content/health-outcome-fukushima-catastrophe-initial-analysis-risk-model-european-committee-radiatio (Archiv-Version vom 04.04.2011)
Hier aktuell zu Fukushima eine Einschätzung:
....
"1. The ECRR risk model has been applied to the 3 million people living in the100km radius of the Fukushima catastrophe. Assuming these people remainliving there for one year the number of excess cancers predicted by the method isapproximately 200,000 in the next 50 years with 100,000 being diagnosed in thenext 10 years. If they are evacuated immediately, the number will fall by asignificant amount. For those 7 million living between 100km and 200km fromthe site, the predicted number of cancers is slightly greater with 220,000 extracancers in the next 50 years and about 100,000 being expressed in the next tenyears. These predictions are based on the ECRR risk model and also the findingsof cancer risk on Sweden after the Chernobyl accident.2. The ICRP model predicts 2838 extra cancers in the 100km population. Theeventual yield will therefore be another test of the two risk models."
Hier die Gesamt-Analyse :
http://www.fairewinds.com/content/health-outcome-fukushima-catastrophe-initial-analysis-risk-model-european-committee-radiatio (Archiv-Version vom 04.04.2011)