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This blog is educated opinion and is operated by someone who may change their mind at any point in time and even frequently so. Opinion can even change back and forth within a day. Nothing is written in stone. We hope to provide some tools to help you make your own decisions. This blog should not be construed as medical advice, nor any other kind of advice.

This blog started off as three posts about mining in Haiti – hence the title. We spent, or rather wasted, many years trying to drive home the dangers of nuclear, apparently to no avail. Even those who care about nuclear danger haven’t seemed to have read the posts which explain that tritiated water can be filtered, for instance. Many won’t touch the simple numbers we use to explain risk. We worked hard to make it simple.

If you are interested in nuclear and nuclear risk, there is a lot in here, in the archives, if you look. A lot of work was put in with the idea that if people understood better that things would change.

If you are reading this blog, it is because of the hard work of people who promoted this blog early on, and those who continue to promote it, along with hard work on our end.

Our apologies for any errors in the blog, but we are understaffed and we no longer accept comments. This blog might best be described as a research diary.

We base our posts on what we feel is a reasonable interpretation of the sometimes contradictory information publicly available.

Although we try to make the information up to date we can make no guarantees in the matter nor that it remain so.

As explained above, the posts are based on reasonable interpretation, of sometimes contradictory, and often sparce information, made available on Internet and analysed to the best of our ability, given time constraints.

In fact, we make no guarantees at all, as regards the accuracy of the materials, outside that we have done the best we could to assure accuracy.  We also reserve the right to express our opinions and to amuse ourselves with this blog, as we see fit.  We encourage the reader to do his or her own research and provide internet links to help in this endeavor.

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