Jo Geon-woo et al.: Radiation Fact Check

The subject of radiation, again, as part of science, is unique in that the subject of ‘ radioactivity ’ in Korean society is not a very good one. When radiation problems are replaced with the problems of Japan's Fukushima, scientific facts are lost and there is little concern about danger. The danger of radiation is a politically secure statement, so raising your voice about the dangers of radioactivity is not difficult. The voice of non-experts, rather than the hard explanations of scientists, comes into your ears because radioactivity is being used as a subject of politics, not science. To look at radiation scientifically, a reporter for the head of Packcherk's SBS Picse asked Dr. ICRP to do so. The journalist was still asking and asking for decades of persistent questions, believing that he would understand. The subject was also awarded the third time in Korean fax, with public credit, simply by making it easy to understand the scientific facts of radiation. We hope that the voices of scientists will be louder on radioactive issues and that the public will listen more to the story of scientists and will certainly be able to achieve scientific faxes. I hope this book will help to turn radioactivity from political to scientific. Now, if the risk is in order to get the facts from someone who wants to deliver information about danger should be the priority. The information required must be agreed on the basis of trust, so that in the midst of a flood of false news, the information can be given and handled correctly in the risk situation.

Korean title: 방사능 팩트 체크

Korean author: 조건우 외

Korean publisher: 북스힐

ISBN-13: 9791159713224