CLEAN : Citizen scientists track radiation seven years after Fukushima

The video discusses the importance of community involvement in radiation measurement, emphasizing personal choice and safety. It highlights the significance of measuring radiation in areas that matter to individuals, such as homes and workplaces, rather than relying solely on government-placed sensors. The discussion underscores the value of granularity and applicability in measurements, which directly impact people's lives.

How do personal choices influence the perception of safety in the community?

What is the significance of measuring radiation in neighborhoods according to the text?

In what ways can community members choose to measure their environment?

What role do local volunteers play in the measurement of environmental factors?

Discuss the relationship between granularity of measurements and their relevance to people's lives.