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#81🎙️ |Public Inquiry Week Beginning 29th June 2026 Day 3 |

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Public Inquiry – Final Day Before Summer Recess Today's hearing focused on some of the most important public health issues considered at the Inquiry so far. In this episode I look at the evidence presented on air pollution, radiation, electromagnetic fields and the potential health implications of the proposed mine. I also explain some of the technical terms that seem to have become part of the Inquiry's own language. In this episode: Blasting, Radon, NORM and what they actually mean.  ICNIRP  today's acronym of the day. Expert medical evidence on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and environmental exposures. Public health concerns raised during the hearing. The summer recess. If you're following the Dalradian Public Inquiry, this episode provides a clear, accessible summary of the day's proceedings. 🎧 Listen, subscribe and share to help more people understand what's happening at the Public Inquiry. SAVE OUR SPERRINS ( Social Media)  https://linktr.ee/saveoursperrins Join our newsletter https://dontmineus.com/newslatter/

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