San Francisco requires cell phone companies to publish radiation absorption rates, artists direct their anger at BP, and the oil industry fights a proposed polar bear habitat.
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Planet 100: Radiation Nation (6/17)
San Francisco requires cell phone companies to publish radiation absorption rates, artists direct their anger at BP, and the oil industry fights a proposed polar bear habitat.
Added: Jun 17, 2010
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Runtime: 01:55
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