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by christophilus
2334 days ago
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There were no known deaths from accute radiation syndrome[0]. There were deaths from things like the tsunami, the evacuation, and stress, which was essentially the point I was trying to make. The nuclear part of the equation caused a lot of fear, but it was all of the other things (and maybe the fear itself) that caused the deaths. That said, you're not wrong about the long-tail effects being hard to quantify and measure. > I honestly think people like you should only be able to have this opinion if you live near Nuclear Plants, for a decade at a minimum. For what it's worth, I've lived near nuclear power plants for over 30 years, and have no problem living near them until I die-- which will almost certainly not be from radiation unless we have a nuclear war. I had more radiation exposure from the coal fired power plant in my childhood town than from any of the nuclear plants I've been around. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukushima_Daiichi_nuclear_disa... |
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