Titlebook: Before it’s Too Late; A Scientist’s Case f Bernard L. Cohen Book 1983 Bernard L. Cohen 1983 education.material.philosophy.radiation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8274-2354-2ace. Most of us think and act as though life is largely free of risk. We view taking risks as foolhardy, irrational, and assiduously to be avoided. Training children to avoid risk is an all-important duty of parenthood. Risks imposed on us by others are generally considered to be entirely unacceptable.

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Franz Lotze,W. Semmler,F. Mausolfson to get involved with nuclear power. There are vociferous political organizations pushing this viewpoint, and the media give it powerful support. The public seems to be largely convinced that our primary source of electricity in the next century will be solar.

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Problems in Public Understanding, public’s fear of radiation is “substantially” or “grossly” exaggerated. Another poll* shows that 89% of all scientists, and 95% of all scientists involved in energy-related fields, favor proceeding with the development of nuclear power; among the public there is only a slight majority in favor.

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