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Studi degli effetti negativi provocati dal nucleare

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One studio pubblicato dal Centro di ricerca tedesco per la salute ambientale di Monaco ha lanciato un pericoloso allarme legato agli aborti spontanei nelle donne nate attorno ai 35 chilometri delle 31 centrali europee analizzate.Gravidanza a rischio se la madre abita nelle vicinanze di una centrale nucleare.

In numeri: ventimila aborti spontanei negli ultimi 40 anni. Il tutto attorno a 31 impianti di energia atomica, 27 tedeschi e 4 svizzeri. Senza contare un netto aumento di deformità e tumori infantili.

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I ricercatori Ralf Kusmierz , Kristina Voigt e Hagen Scherb released a report births and proximity to nuclear power plants in Germany and Switzerland, in order to understand if the only nearby power plant effect on the health of citizens, even in the absence of major accidents. study started from the data on the effects of the Chernobyl disaster, on births in Ukraine (it is estimated that a million girls and children are never born in Europe because of the Chernobyl disaster) and in regions affected by the radioactive cloud. Places where in the past had no significant abnormalities in both the number of births in the ratio of births among males and females.

The aim of the scholars was therefore to test the effects of nuclear power plants on births, and the results were startling: according to them, within 35 kilometers around the power stations in the last forty years have missed the call twenty thousand girls. Normally 105/106 females born for every 100 boys, while in these regions the number of births of girls, in fact, were much lower. This is because the female embryos are more sensitive to radiation than those of men. Not only that, the German scholars have also reported a sharp increase in cases of childhood cancer near nuclear power stations.

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But how do you explain these 20,000 abortions spontaneous "excess" in the absence of overt accidents at power plants in these areas? The fact that most plants, the researchers say, releasing toxic or radioactive substances. And they do at an accident considered low-level errors that often lead to exposure to radioactivity of the population within safe limits. Limits set by national authorities, but by their frequency and their cumulative effects can be harmful to health much more than energy producers, and that they are willing to admit.

also the only activities related to energy production, supports the research, have effects on the ecosystem and the surrounding population, and the list of possible incidents of low level is long, ranging from losses in the transportation and disposal of waste, discharges of polluted water in rivers, to the presence of toxic agents in the steam released into the atmosphere which, admittedly, does not contain CO2, but it is not as healthy as water evaporated from coming into contact with a radioactive nucleus.

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publish another study conducted in Germany on Krümmel reactor, the German Government has considered this research too vague, and asked that other checks are carried out on a larger portion of the population, in spite of this, Germany has enacted a law providing for the closure of nuclear plants. On 25 January 2010 the new German government has suspended the 2002 decision to shut down gradually (by 2027) all nuclear facilities and has decided to extend the 25-year period of the 17 reactors in operation. The final decision on the new policy on nuclear energy will be taken at the end of 2010.

leukemia in the vicinity of a German reactor (BWR): evidence of exposure of the population studies of chromosomes and the radioactivity ambientale.

Autori: Inge Schimitz-Feuerhake, Bettina Dannheim, Ana Heimers, Boris Oberheitmann, Heike Shoroder e Heiko Ziggel del Dipartimento di Fisica dell'università di Brema, Germania.

Pubblicato sulla rivista scientifica: Envronmental Healt Perspect n. 105, supplemento 6, pagine 1499-1504, anno 1997

L'eccezionale aumento dei casi di leucemia tra i bambini 5 anni dopo l'accensione dell'impianto nucleare di Krümmel nel 1983, acccompagnato da un significativo aumento dei casi di leucemia tra gli adulti, ha portato a investigazioni sulle esposizioni alle radiazioni della popolazione che vive vicino all'impianto. Il tasso di dicentric chromosomes (chromosome breakage cross followed by a juxtaposition of part of chromosome) in peripheral blood lymphocytes of seven parents of children with leukemia and 14 other people near the plant was significantly elevated and indicated ongoing exposures during the years of his operation.

These findings have led to the hypothesis that chronic losses of the reactor occurred. This assumption is supported by the detection of artificial radioactivity in air, rain, soil, vegetation by the environmental monitoring program of the same nuclear installation. The calculations show that the corresponding source emissions must have been well above the annual limits are allowed. A grouping of cases of childhood leukemia was observed in the community of Elbamarsch in northern Germany from 1989 to 1991. All five cases had lived within a distance of 5 km around the station.

All cases were diagnosed in children 10 years of age or younger: 1.8 to 4 years living in a 'area within 5km from the center, then the incidence of childhood leukemia in the area was multiplied by a factor of 5.6.

The governments of the federal states of Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein have set up a group of experts to identify possible causes of the observed clusters of leukemia. Potential factors such as X-rays, chemicals, and previous illnesses of the families concerned were known and were excluded from Stus.

epistemological retrospective study of Hoffman and Geiser in 1994 showed an increased incidence of leukemia in the population near the plant. For the period 1984 to 1993 there was a significant increase in males (+56%) within 5 km from the nuclear power plant.