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RUSHED URANIUM

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“Gradually, instead of the
normal breaking-down of ap-
propriate substances, and the
build-up of others, some mate-
rials may no longer be de-
graded but remain and accum-
mulate with disastrous effects
upon the cell," Bonnett said.
“Yet other materials may be
created in error, further dis-
turbing the function of the cell,”

radiation disturbs the
body's immunity responses and
increases an individual's sus-
ceptibility to a varicty of
diseases, she said, She said
prolonged exposure to low
levels of radiation increases the
i ce of cancer and can
produce damage to offspring. by
affecting the genetic material of
the parents.

“Radiation damage toa cell
is comparable to the effects of
aging,” she said. “Exposure to
radiation speeds the aging
process and one can predict the
earlier onslaught of chronic
diseases for those people ex-
periencing prolonged ex-
posure,”

Individuals have differing
susceptibi to radiation dam-
age, the KNSG member said.
She said some may be un-
affected by levels of the emis-

‘They found the trout, dead for
ime, in the truck after

About one-half the city’s
domestic water supply comes
from Ten Creek, which,
like most mountain streams,

a trout population.

City Manager Al Thielen
says he doesn’t know how a
trout could have gone past the
filtering screens, bul he's
checking.

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.sion anticipated from open-pit
mining while others, “parti-
cularly children and pregnant
women," will face a greater
risk,

“Recent research suggests
that illnesses such as asthma,
allergies and dysentery in
infants may all be traced to
low-level radiation exposure,”
she said.

Bonnett said recent evi-
dence indicating low-level ton-
izing radiation does affect the
health of those individuals
exposed and their offspring
challenges government stand-
ards presently used to assess
hazards, This year U.S. authori-
ties started ‘reviewing their
new standards ‘but Canada’s
Atomic Energy Control board
still operates on standards
based on “pre-1970 U. S.
information,” she said.

She asked the board to
pass a bylaw ensuring it is
notified of all uranium explora-
tion or mining in its jurisdic
tion, and to require of those
conducting exploration to apply
for some form of land use
permit from the regional dis-
trict. In addition, she said,
those involved in the explora-
tion should post a bond “to
cover any claims for damage to
people, crops and their live-

stock,’

Bonnett also recommended
directors consider setting up a
community health monitoring
scheme “so that in the event
that development proceeds de-
spite’ our express concern, we
will have the ability to measure
the damage.”

Included in the scheme
would be collection and analysis
of data on the incidence of
asthma and allergies in chil.
dren, incidence of pneumonia,
cataracts, dysentery and rheu-
matic fever, cancer and leuke-
mia deaths, birth and congeni-
tal defects, and the number of
persons exposed to diagnostic
x-rays, she said,

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