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Repeatedly, the documentary emphasized that there is no evidence to support that any exposure to radiation, no matter how slight, is safe.
Noting that increased radiation levels have been found in fish and wildlife, the narrator of the NBC documentary said the country is dealing with a threat that no one can see, taste or smell. As a result, many doubt its existence.
The solution to where to put nuclear wastes is years away, according to the film. It’s been the custom in this country to delay action until a crisis occurs. With nuclear wastes, when the crisis occurs, it will be too late, the documentary concluded.
In remarks after the film, Day called for concerned citizens to apply pressure on their elected representatives to study alternatives to nnclbar poWbr. “I’m not talking about a revolution. I’m talking about changing one aspect of our society—reliance on nuclear energy.”
Day proposed redirecting the traditional approach to providing energy. Instead of large, centralized power producing plants, he favored
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