The Scientist

We know for certain the Japanese gov't. lied to us over the size and conesequences of The Disaster.  We can safely extrapolate the United States, China and Russia have kept us in the dark too, going so far as to bury, withhold or misrepresent their findings.  Once one of these events craps on the planet, humans can't take it back. In a twisted way, responsible course is not to tell millions of taxpayers their lives will be shortened by decades.  They might panic, yes.  They might also come after you.  I would.

We know for certain the Japanese gov't. lied to us over the size and conesequences of The Disaster. We can safely extrapolate the United States, China and Russia have kept us in the dark too, going so far as to bury, withhold or misrepresent their findings. Once one of these events craps on the planet, humans can't take it back. In a twisted way, responsible course is not to tell millions of taxpayers their lives will be shortened by decades. They might panic, yes. They might also come after you. I would go after the perpetrators and the ones who covered up.

We know for certain the Japanese gov't. lied to us over the size and conesequences of The Disaster.  We can safely extrapolate the United States, China and Russia have kept us in the dark too, going so far as to bury, withhold or misrepresent their findings.  Once one of these events craps on the planet, humans can't take it back. In a twisted way, responsible course is not to tell millions of taxpayers their lives will be shortened by decades.  They might panic, yes.  They might also come after you.  I would.

We know for certain the Japanese gov't. lied to us over the size and conesequences of The Disaster. We can safely extrapolate the United States, China and Russia have kept us in the dark too, going so far as to bury, withhold or misrepresent their findings. Once one of these events craps on the planet, humans can't take it back. In a twisted way, responsible course is not to tell millions of taxpayers their lives will be shortened by decades. They might panic, yes. They might also come after you. I would go after the perpetrators and the ones who covered up.

We know for certain the Japanese gov't. lied to us over the size and conesequences of The Disaster.  We can safely extrapolate the United States, China and Russia have kept us in the dark too, going so far as to bury, withhold or misrepresent their findings.  Once one of these events craps on the planet, humans can't take it back. In a twisted way, responsible course is not to tell millions of taxpayers their lives will be shortened by decades.  They might panic, yes.  They might also come after you.  I would.

We know for certain the Japanese gov't. lied to us over the size and conesequences of The Disaster. We can safely extrapolate the United States, China and Russia have kept us in the dark too, going so far as to bury, withhold or misrepresent their findings. Once one of these events craps on the planet, humans can't take it back. In a twisted way, responsible course is not to tell millions of taxpayers their lives will be shortened by decades. They might panic, yes. They might also come after you. I would go after the perpetrators and the ones who covered up.

The new estimates of radioactivity released from the stricken reactors
at Fukushima will cause more concern among lay public.The differences
are easily understandable. However much such models can be improved,
errors of the type observed are inevitable.If,as the proponents of the
new estimates claim, a major part of the release was over Pacific ocean
and was not accounted for in the Japanese assessment, it is practically
of little radiological consequence.

Anti nuclear zealots may start a
wave of arguments accusing the Japanese Government that they have
suppressed the inconvenient information.Every added research has
potential to cause flames of unwanted public anxiety, which cannot be
doused by logical arguments later.

The new estimates of radioactivity released from the stricken reactors
at Fukushima will cause more concern among lay public.The differences
are easily understandable. However much such models can be improved,
errors of the type observed are inevitable.If,as the proponents of the
new estimates claim, a major part of the release was over Pacific ocean
and was not accounted for in the Japanese assessment, it is practically
of little radiological consequence.

Anti nuclear zealots may start a
wave of arguments accusing the Japanese Government that they have
suppressed the inconvenient information.Every added research has
potential to cause flames of unwanted public anxiety, which cannot be
doused by logical arguments later.

The new estimates of radioactivity released from the stricken reactors
at Fukushima will cause more concern among lay public.The differences
are easily understandable. However much such models can be improved,
errors of the type observed are inevitable.If,as the proponents of the
new estimates claim, a major part of the release was over Pacific ocean
and was not accounted for in the Japanese assessment, it is practically
of little radiological consequence.

Anti nuclear zealots may start a
wave of arguments accusing the Japanese Government that they have
suppressed the inconvenient information.Every added research has
potential to cause flames of unwanted public anxiety, which cannot be
doused by logical arguments later.