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by H8crilA
2560 days ago
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Coal is so bad that we'd have to have one Chernobyl nearly every week all the time to catch up with death rates. Coal deaths per energy: ~ 100k / PWh Coal consumption per year: > 40 PWh Coal deaths per year: >4M Chernobyl death estimates: 4k to 93k Which gives 4M / 93k = 43 Chernobyls per year to catch up with coal (best case estimates). |
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