Lots more info is needed to discuss this intelligently.
Like just about everything else, radiation is much more about degree than a binary pass fail deal.
We're all exposed to radiation 24/7/365 with the biggest variable being where we live. So, the question is how much MORE are we actually talking about. Personally, I'd be much more concerned with road dust, but have no data on how much dust is actually created and where it goes.
Sadly, and not wanting to veer into politics, the USA is experiencing a giant failure of leadership, and loss of institutional credibility. Actual fact based discussion of things like this is virtually impossible, with people only believing facts or "alternate facts" according to their own credos.
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Last edited by FBinNY; 05-11-23 at 04:31 PM.