Scientists clash over radiation danger in politics of standards
Two California scientists at Lawrence Radiation Laboratory challenge Atomic Energy Commission limits, arguing exposure is far too high and could cause tens of thousands more cancer deaths. AEC counters that current limits are safe and under study. The debate draws in Nobel laureates and the nuclear industry as panels, conferences, and budget cuts shape the fight.
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