a Philosophy Dissertation dramatized hypothetical secret post-Manhattan Project
vs
military-sponsored studies & field trials using radioactive "simulants"
that exposed American civilians to posibly hazardous substances
,
The Manhatta…
a Philosophy Dissertation dramatized hypothetical secret post-Manhattan Project
vs
military-sponsored studies & field trials using radioactive "simulants"
that exposed American civilians to posibly hazardous substances
,
The Manhattan Engineer District was the code name for
the Army elements involved in the larger Manhattan Project.
& it was NEVER CALLED the Manhattan Engineer District 44
,
1939, radioactive isotopes of zinc had been isolated
of the radioactive isotopes There are
20 of cadmium,
8 of zinc radioisotope
zinc 65 was used in biological tracer studies.
1953 1963 , fluorescent powder St. Louis aerosol test zinc cadmium sulfide
WAS manufactured originally by the New Jersey Zinc Company
and later by the U.S. Radium Corporation in New Jersey
studies & radioisotopes for medical, industrial, and physical research,
Zinc cadmium sulfide is an inorganic compound composed of the elements zinc, cadmium, and sulfur.
It glows bright yellow or green when placed under ultraviolet light, so it could easily be detected.
it was used as a tracer to simulate the dispersion of biologic weapons in various environments.
At the time of the tests, zinc cadmium sulfide was thought to be nontoxic to humans, animals,
and plants & is not itself a biologic or radioactive weapon
Zinc cadmium sulfide cannot be more toxic than soluble cadmium compounds,
Humans are exposed to cadmium naturally through water, air, food, soil,& dust.
maximum cadmium intake from the zinc cadmium sulfide dispersion tests was
below the equivalent to inhaling 11 weeks of normal urban environment air quality at 24.4 μg in St. Louis,
VS
2011 LISA MARTINO TAYLOR sociologist Philosophy Dissertation asserted WITHOUT
RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL, A MANHATTAN ROCHESTER COALITION, OR CONSENT,
concerning 1945 - 1970 ST. LOUIS POPULATION HEALTH EFFECT RESEARCH TESTS
"evidence" "indicates" that the St. Louis aerosol studies "may have" involved the spraying
of unsuspecting vulnerable populatio..
