Taking advantage of fossils
exposed by miners, an evolutionary biologist probes the adaptations of ancient mammals.
Not exact matches
The machines handle the decaying element's radiation better than human
miners and can tolerate the radon gas released
by the ore; early Navajo
miners of uranium in the U.S. — and their families
exposed to residual radioactive dust and debris as well as contaminated water — developed lung cancer and other ailments
by the 1970s and 1980s.
Documented and Potential Occupational Health Hazards to Uranium
Miners Exposed to Ionizing Radiation,
by Lawrence D. Weiss, Ph.D., July 1980.