EPA Dramatically Weakens Radiation Protection
Fukushima Radiation Risk Media Deception, Lynda Lovon 3 June 13 ………“The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is publishing in the Federal Register today controversial new Protective Action Guides (PAGs) for responding to radioactive releases. EPA says it solicits public comment but is nonetheless making the PAGs immediately effective.
The new PAGs eliminate requirements to evacuate people in the face of high projected thyroid, skin, or lifetime whole body doses; recommend dumping radioactive waste in municipal garbage dumps not designed for such waste; propose five options for drinking water, which would dramatically increase the permitted concentrations of radioactivity in drinking water, by as much as 27,000 times, compared to EPA’s current Safe Drinking Water Act limits; and suggest markedly relaxing long-term cleanup standards.”
Is it coincidence or orchestration that the announcement that the EPA is weakening radiation protection comes at the same time as the ‘reports’ and ‘studies’ that there is no heath risk or consequence from the Fukushima nuclear disaster? It isn’t conspiracy theory, it is media theory and business as usual. http://lyndalovon.blogspot.de/2013/06/fukushima-radiation-risk-media-deception.html
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