Nuclear+Links+(Tan)

Jennifer/Tori

Mac/Clark/Will [|This] has some very good facts about uranium and was quite helpful for our project. It is mostly about depleted uranium used in war, and its effects. [|This] site was extremely useful. It has absolutely amazing pictures on it, and has some very good facts. Again, it has information about depleted uranium's use in wartime.

Alex/Alex [|This]is a detailed website for learning about what happened at Chernobyl, and why. [|This]is a website about the effects of Chernobyl on near by countries and how it's still a problem.

Kyle/Jimmy

Evan [|ABC-CLIO]– Excellent historical background, minimum subjectivity (useful for background and general statistics) [|The New York Times] – Strong subjective content useful to study opinions/perspectives; also good for primary news sources contemporary to historical topic

Alyssa/Ally [|This]is a useful website for general information on the inside workings of an H-bomb [|This] is a good website from which to learn about when/where/and by whom H-bombs have been detonated (especially helpful for information on US bomb tests)

Margaret/Elizabeth/Jessie/Hannah [|This] is a good websites to learn about how radiation induces cancer. [|This] is a good websites to learn about the types of radiation we are exposed to on a daily basis.

Christina/Nate/Victoria [|This] website was good for general information on radiation sickness- definition, symptoms, treatments [|This] website was good for specifics on the biological effects of radiation (what happens when radiation hits cells, why certain symptoms occur with radiation sickness)

Sam/Will/Charlie [|This] is a very good website that shows how people in the mid 1900's would have taken action to try and survive a nuclear blast. [|This] is very detailed site that explains how someone can protect themselves from a nuclear blast, and explains the parts of the explosion of a nuclear bomb.

Tycho/Tyler