CLEAN: Pressure on Japan to widen nuclear evacuation zone

The video discusses radiation levels in a village, explaining that the measured rates are around 10 microsieverts per hour. It highlights the maximum annual dose allowed from non-natural radiation, including medical applications, is 1000 microsieverts per year. The video emphasizes the harmful effects of radiation, particularly in large populations like Fukushima, where many people may develop cancers. It also covers safety measures to prevent contamination and suggests optimizing exposure time to minimize risks.

What is the radiation rate measured in the village mentioned in the video?

• 5 microsieverts per hour

• 10 microsieverts per hour

• 20 microsieverts per hour

• 15 microsieverts per hour

What is the maximum annual dose allowed from non-natural radiation sources?

• 1000 microsieverts per year

• 750 microsieverts per year

• 500 microsieverts per year

• 1500 microsieverts per year

What is a significant health risk associated with large-scale radiation exposure?

• Increased risk of respiratory issues

• Increased risk of cancer

• Increased risk of heart disease

• Increased risk of diabetes

Which city is mentioned as being significantly affected by radiation exposure?

• Hiroshima

• Fukushima

• Nagasaki

• Chernobyl

What is suggested to improve safety when handling equipment in radiation-prone areas?

• Reducing exposure time

• Increasing exposure time

• Avoiding equipment use

• Using heavier equipment