Listen to the Science for the People podcast “Fukushima” found at http://www.scienceforthepeople.ca/episodes/fukushima and answer the following questions (using information from the podcast): 1) a) What are some of the problems with how information about the Fukushima disaster was communicated to the public?  b)Based on what you’ve learned in Chapter 4 and Chapter 5, how *should* this kind of information be communicated to the public? 2) What are the longterm global impacts of Fukushima likely to be, both in terms of the health consequences and the political/public policy ones? 3) Explain why the decision to evacuate an area like Fukushima, and the decision to allow the evacuated people to return to their homes are difficult ones that don’t have easy answers. Explain how/why the evacuation near Fukushima might have done more harm than good

Listen to the Science for the People podcast “Fukushima” found at http://www.scienceforthepeople.ca/episodes/fukushima and answer the following questions (using information from the podcast): 1) a) What are some of the problems with how information about the Fukushima disaster was communicated to the public?  b)Based on what you’ve learned in Chapter 4 and Chapter 5, how *should* this kind of information be communicated to the public? 2) What are the longterm global impacts of Fukushima likely to be, both in terms of the health consequences and the political/public policy ones? 3) Explain why the decision to evacuate an area like Fukushima, and the decision to allow the evacuated people to return to their homes are difficult ones that don’t have easy answers. Explain how/why the evacuation near Fukushima might have done more harm than good