Greenpeace counters IAEA on Chernobyl Statistics
Greenpeace has released their own report detailing the consequences of the Chernobyl accident. They consider the UN's report published last Fall to be a "whitewash" of the facts. Their lengthy report is available at the link above.
posted by Sara Ch. at 2:43 PM
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Just becuase Greenpeace says something is true doesn't mean it is. Anyway it was made by the Chernobyl Forum (i think). It was composed by a group of 700 UN scientists and a handfull of scientists from countries affected by Chernobyl from UN agencies
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster#The_Chernobyl_Forum_report
The truth is, no-one, not even the "scientists" have a clue how to clarify the consequences of the chernobyl disaster because noone knows exactly how many people it has affected or will affect. Theres no point looking at such an event in a way that is void of emotional engagement such as "statistics". We need to look at a few people actually affected by the incident. For example the orphaned children with psychological problems, aswell as rare tumours etc. I suggest magnumphotos.. google it.
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