By Ethan Indigo Smith
Contributing Writer for Wake Up World
As I have outlined in many articles, nuclear experimentation is a social, political and biological/environmental problem that is beyond the pale of traditional human comprehension. Due to the fact that it is a complicated technology shrouded in complicated politics, many people succumb to the ostrich effect — that is, they would rather bury their heads in the sand than acknowledge the nuclear industry’s history of political fascism and ecological devastation.
Whether sourced from industrial or militaristic concerns, radiation is difficult to quantify and impossible to see. The conundrum of nuclear experimentation is that radiation creates so vast and deep of an alteration of our ecology that, now only approaching year 70 of the nuclear experiment, the causal implications have not been considered entirely, if at all.
