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Miscarriages, a doubling of mental retardation if there were a meltdown. >>neil: so they have cleared a 12 mile radius around the plants, and the question, if they clear it and say, all right, all good, they will say you can go back home but a lot of those foams, especially the pregnant women, are going to be leader i didn't. >>guest: what food are you going to eat? the animals have been eating the radioactive material and then you see bizarre looking fruit and you can be contaminated for years, depending on what leak, did it have a long half-life? plutonium has a 27,000 year half time. when i...

Bone-seekers and it can affect living and ovum and sperm and affect generations with radiation damage. >>neil: thank you from washington. and how is this for risking radiation so others may not in the face of a meltdown, a commander of the u.s. fleet with the low down. [ male announcer ] opportunity is a powerful force. set it in motion... and it goes out into the world like fuel for the economy. one opportunity leading to another... and another. we all have a hand in it.

A run on the yen? how does that affect imports and ex-pore service there are scary aspects about the third largest committee going into hock. >>neil: if you listened to charlie this would not be a news alert. >> a scrub down for the bravest fighting a meltdown, what they are risking.

And then the radiation would then be borne on the cloud and rain out in a more concentrated form. >>neil: concentrated over japan. and what about the argument of saying look even an extensive meltdown does not grant the release of a large amount of radiation. what is the line, then, from what you can see, paul, between that significant meltdown, the core virtually going away and then all of that radiation escaping away. what defines it? >>guest: it depends on which reactor or reactors are involved. there is from amount of radioactivity, no question. the designs themselves have been in doubt, e...

Time which caused us to move our ship away until we could assess the situation and make decisions in terms of how to mit gate this. we are committed to this mission, it is not something we can back out on we have to face the risk, mitigate and account for it, and proceed safely in a way that will not endanger our people but, at the same time, allow us to bring relief. >>neil: but your mission is complicated if this is an out and out meltdown at the reactor sites then all bets are off because a meltdown does not necessarily mean the serious release of radiation but it does let you know this is ...