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Japanese Public Officials’ Insensitivity About Radiation Pushes Its Citizens To Act

Aug 23rd

Razuyoshi Sato, a councilman has long opposed the nuclear industry, an unpopular stance in a city where many people were employed at the Daiichi plant, suspected that the farmer Mrs. Kiyoko Okoshi’s fears were founded.

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The Benefits Of Radiation To Agriculture

Aug 30th

Posted by Affleap in Agriculture Agribusiness

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Researchers from the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI) have been developing improved crop varieties through mutation a non conventional method of plant breeding which uses mutational agents (mutagen) such as radiation or chemicals (i.e. ethyl methyl sulfonite (EMS).

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Japanese Public Officials’ Insensitivity About Radiation Pushes Its Citizens To Act

The Benefits Of Radiation To Agriculture

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