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This doesn't mean radiation is good for wildlife, just that the effects of human habitation, including hunting, farming and forestry, are a lot worse," said Professor Jim Smith of Portsmouth University, who led the study.

"This doesn't mean radiation is good for wildlife, just that the effects of human habitation, including hunting, farming, and forestry, are a lot worse".

The mean radiation was 231 W m−2. The temperature regime was 20 ± 0.5 °C day and 13 ± 0.5 °C night (13 h daylength).

What is more, caesium particles tend to lurk in the grass, which means radiation is more of a risk at toddler height than for adults.

The mean beta energy is 0.58 MeV, and the mean gamma radiation is 103 keV.

Dr. Silvia Formenti, the chairwoman of radiation oncology at New York University Langone Medical Center, said she worried that women with cancer would misconstrue the findings to mean that radiation is dangerous and that they should have their breasts removed instead of having lumpectomies, in order to avoid radiation.

The climatic conditions from 1st June until 30th September 2010 were: average air temperature 20.6°C; the average daily mean global radiation was 1962 joules cm-2; the average relative humidity 68.1%.

The fact that we've already made matters worse by adding to natural background levels through weapons tests, plant accidents, ocean dumping and so on doesn't somehow mean that any radiation is good for us.

Similarly, the mean daily solar radiation is about 5.25 kWh/m2/day, ranging from 3.5 kW/m2/dat at coastal zones to 7.0 kWh/m2/day at the north [32, 33, 34].

The yearly mean total global radiation is 481 540 KJ/cm with 2290 2890 hours of sunshine per year.

The maximum temperature obtained at the back of the panel was calculated as 37 °C and the panel efficiency was 11% at mean solar radiation was 2000 W/m2.