Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 326William Blackwood, 1979 - England |
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Page 196
... plutonium particles into other lungs . We are talking , remember , about one mil- lionth of a gramme . The destructiveness and inde- structability of this elusive element is the greatest ever threat to human survival . Once plutonium ...
... plutonium particles into other lungs . We are talking , remember , about one mil- lionth of a gramme . The destructiveness and inde- structability of this elusive element is the greatest ever threat to human survival . Once plutonium ...
Page 201
... plutonium and uranium- 238 mix , and while generating elec- tricity produce more plutonium than they consume . The planners depended on them to breed from the plutonium now lying sterile in thousands of spent fuel rods - also containing ...
... plutonium and uranium- 238 mix , and while generating elec- tricity produce more plutonium than they consume . The planners depended on them to breed from the plutonium now lying sterile in thousands of spent fuel rods - also containing ...
Page 207
... plutonium creation must expose future genera- tions to the most appalling carcino- genic and mutagenic effects - not to mention the inevitable consequent proliferation of nuclear weapons . In 1977 President Carter declared a moratorium ...
... plutonium creation must expose future genera- tions to the most appalling carcino- genic and mutagenic effects - not to mention the inevitable consequent proliferation of nuclear weapons . In 1977 President Carter declared a moratorium ...
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