. "The frequency of these anomalies corresponded to the environmental radiation dose rate at the observed sites."It's pretty interesting that trees affected by nuclear radiation grow in funky patterns and are still affected by material in the soil near Fukushima. But even more important is the team's goal of learning how to better take care of people caught up in similar, future disasters, and to create better emergency management plans.
"Ten years have passed since the FNPP accident, and still the large-scale effects are visible," the researchers concluded. "Learning from past incidents and implementing this knowledge can make a significant difference in terms of lives and costs in healthcare management." We may not always be good stewards of the environment around us, but nature seems happy to provide cautionary tales for humanity to learn from all the same.
reminds me of the mysterious benedict society and the trees that are really transmitters.
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