NH #612 – “Acceptable” Radiation Exposure Standards & Gender Bias: Mary Olson + In Memorium: Mary Oscko, N. St. Louis Activist

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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Nuclear Power Plants in the U.S.

02:54 • 2min

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The Nuclear Hot Seat Hot Story

04:57 • 3min

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We Will Keep Speaking Out Against Nuclear Power

08:21 • 3min

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The Effects of Tritium on the Marine Environment

11:49 • 2min

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Nuclear Hot Seat Podcast

13:48 • 3min

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Nuclear Hopsy Interview - Reference Man

16:37 • 4min

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Is Radiation More Dangerous Than a Man's Body?

20:26 • 2min

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A Woman's Question About Radiation

22:25 • 2min

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Radiation Is More Harmful to Women Than Men

24:42 • 2min

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The Impact of Radiation on Women

27:10 • 3min

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Is There a Risk of Radiation Exposure?

30:00 • 3min

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Radioactivity and the Exposure to It in the Food Chain

32:42 • 3min

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The Impact of Humanitarian Law on Nuclear Weapons

35:14 • 3min

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The Impact of Nuclear Weapons on Girls and Women

38:04 • 4min

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Nuclear Hot Seat Interview - Mary Olson

42:05 • 3min

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I'm a Nurse and I've Had a Lot of Pain in My Back for the Past 30 Years.

44:38 • 2min

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Coldwater Creek

46:45 • 1min

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I've Been Diagnosed With Lung Cancer, Pancreatic Cancer, Lung Tumors, and I'm a Survivor.

48:10 • 3min

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We Need to Get That Containing

50:42 • 1min

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Cancer Is Rampant. I'm Angered That It's Not Metastasized

52:10 • 3min

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Nuclear Hot Seat - The Last Thought on Mary Oskow

54:49 • 2min

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Nuclear Hot Seat. It's the Bomb

56:53 • 2min