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71 ページ - Figure 9.4 shows one of these simple fuel-saving devices made from a bushel basket filled with insulating newspapers, with a towel-lined cavity in the center. The cavity is the size of the 6-quart pot. A towel in this cavity goes all around the pot and will be placed over it to restrict air circulation. If the boiling-hot pot of food is then covered with newspapers about 4 inches thick, the temperature will remain for hours so near boiling that in 4 or 5 hours even slow-cooking food will be ready...
31 ページ - If average Americans are to do their best when building expedient shelters and life-support equipment for themselves, they need detailed information about what to do and about why it is to their advantage to do it. We are not a people accustomed to blindly following orders. Unfortunately, during a crisis threatening nuclear war, it would take too long to read instructions explaining why each important feature was designed as specified.
96 ページ - ... of the damage to the thyroid gland that otherwise would result. The thyroid gland readily absorbs both nonradioactive and radioactive iodine, and normally it retains much of this element in either or both forms. When ordinary, non-radioactive iodine is made available in the blood for absorption by the thyroid gland before any radioactive iodine is made available, the gland will absorb and retain so much that it becomes saturated with non-radioactive iodine. When saturated, the thyroid can absorb...
5 ページ - The primary productive factor of all of humanity is the laboring man, the worker. If he survives, we can save everything and restore everything . . . but we shall perish if we are not able to save him" (VI Lenin, Collected Works, Vol.
60 ページ - If you do not have a dropper, use a spoon and a square-ended strip of paper or thin cloth about 1/4 inch by 2 inches. Put the strip in the spoon with an end hanging down about 1/2 inch below the scoop of the spoon.
10 ページ - Fortunately for all living things, the danger from fallout radiation lessens with time. The radioactive decay, as this lessening is called, is rapid at first, then gets slower and slower.
96 ページ - An excess of ordinary iodine retained in the thyroid gland is harmless, but quite small amounts of radioactive iodine retained in the thyroid eventually will give such a large radiation dose to thyroid cells that abnormalities are likely to result. These would include loss of thyroid function, nodules in the thyroid, or thyroid cancer. Sixty-four Marshall Islanders on Rongelap Atoll were accidentally exposed to radioactive fallout produced by a large H-bomb test explosion on Bikini Atoll, about 100...
228 ページ - ... responsible leaders, fully familiar with the threat, believe it is futile to seek adequate defense funding. Thus, we respond as a nation — not by appropriate measures to strengthen our defenses, but by significant curtailments which widen the gap. In short, the mood of the people and much of the Congress is almost one of precipitous retreat from the challenge. This paradox in response to possible national peril is without precedent in the history of this country. THE CUTBACK IN DEFENSE SPENDING...
9 ページ - Only after they have begun to question the truth of these myths do they become interested, under normal peacetime conditions, in acquiring nuclear war survival skills. Therefore, before giving detailed instructions for making and using survival equipment, we will examine the most harmful of the myths about nuclear war dangers, along with some of the grim facts. Myth: Fallout radiation from a nuclear war would poison the air and all parts of the environment.
74 ページ - One good expedient way to prevent or cure scurvy is to eat sprouted seeds — not just the sprouts. Sprouted beans prevented scurvy during a famine in India. Captain James Cook was able to keep his sailors from developing scurvy during a three-year voyage by having them drink daily an unfermented beer made from dried, sprouted barley.
書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Nuclear war survival skills ORNL (Series) 第 第 5037 巻 巻 |
| 著者 | Cresson H. Kearny |
| 版 | 改訂 |
| 出版社 | NWS Research Bureau, 1979 |
| 書籍の提供元 | ミシガン大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2007年12月18日 |
| ISBN | 0939002027, 9780939002023 |
| ページ数 | 232 ページ |
| 引用のエクスポート | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |