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Scientists for the Public Understanding of Radiation (SPUR) is a group that aims 'to dispel some of the myths and fears surrounding radiation and to suggest a sea change in international attitudes towards it'.
The group includes including Professor Wade Allison, of Oxford, a SONE member. [1]
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- ↑ SONE, Discussion corner, acc 24 October 2013
