Topic: Cobalt 60

Stanton Friedman addresses concerns about radiation from the Fukushima disaster reaching the North American West Coast. While acknowledging the negligence of Japanese authorities, he argues that the levels reaching the U.S. are likely not a major threat. Friedman introduces the concept of "radiation hormesis," suggesting that low levels of radiation can sometimes stimulate the immune system, citing a case in Taiwan involving contaminated steel in apartment buildings.