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Benedict that the bulletin of the atomic scientist this is dedicated to the risks of exposure to lowlevel radiation and uh Iamp;#39;m primarily in some great measure concerned about veterans and about their exposures to what is euphemistically referred to as du something Iamp;#39;d rather call radioactive weaponry and while the Department of death or DOD whatever you want to call them Department of Defense if they will acknowledge at all a health effect generally they will dismiss it by State but itamp;#39;s a lowlevel effect therefore it has no consequence and so um and I am very well informed Iamp;#39;m B Coastal Iamp;#39;m in Nevada and Iamp;#39;m in Illinois Iamp;#39;m very well informed about whatamp;#39;s going on at the Nevada Test Site which is a repository for low-level and bomb grade nuclear waste and I wonder if you could just very briefly give me a synopsis very briefly if you could if you could Define low-level radiation very briefly I know what it is but for the f
