Nature thrives in Chernobyl, site of worst nuclear disaster

Reuters ^ | 10-5-2015 | KATE KELLAND

[Citizen Zed]

[Jeff Chandler]

[BigEdLB]

Two headed wolves count as one or two in a population survey.

[doc1019]

Just like life after the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, nature has a way of cleaning it self up and moving on.

[ETL]

[tumblindice]

Proof positive: Mother Gaia doesn’t hold a grudge.

[bakeneko]

One point I like to bring up when one of my liberal friends is getting all weepy about an oil spill is...

How did the planet survive WWII when stocked to the gills OIL TANKERS were being torpedoed on a daily basis?

[knarf]

Chernobyl today

[doc1019]

Excellent point ... same one I often bring up. Usually followed by much sputtering and evil looks.

At which point many will say ... that is in the vastness of the Ocean not the Gulf of Mexico.

My answer ... there has been more oil spilled in the gulf then in any ocean and yet the gulf is thriving. Also, there is more oil seeping into the Gulf from the seabed on a daily basis than has ever been spilled by accident. (All corroborated by Government studies).

[Mariner]

"When humans are removed, nature flourishes - even in the wake of the world's worst nuclear accident," said Jim Smith, a specialist in earth and environmental sciences at Britain's University of Portsmouth. "It's very likely that wildlife numbers at Chernobyl are now much higher than they were before the accident."

When the greenies start loudly supporting nuclear power, you'll know what they're really up to.

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

"When humans are removed, nature flourishes...

Therefore?

[Carthego delenda est]

“When humans are removed, nature flourishes”

THAT is the gang green’s plan. Nature flourishing= good. Humans flourishing= bad

They are so determined to implement their Agend 21 that I wouldn’t put it past them to either have a false flag nuke detonation or a reactor *accident* to remove humans from a large portion of the country

[TigersEye]

"It's very likely that wildlife numbers at Chernobyl are now much higher than they were before the accident."

[minnesota_bound]

Search on: Hiroshima and Nagasaki
From bomb blasted to major cities.

[the_daug]

Chernobyl "dead zone"

[FatherofFive]

Q. What has feathers and glows in the dark?
A. Chicken Kiev

[Vince Ferrer]

Radiation is not even required. Many civilizations have disappeared over time.

Deforestation Unveils Lost Amazon Civilization

[Texas Eagle]

"When humans are removed, nature flourishes - even in the wake of the world's worst nuclear accident," said Jim Smith, a specialist in earth and environmental sciences at Britain's University of Portsmouth

So-o-o-o-o-o, Jim Smith, are you recommending Britain's University of Portsmouth be razed?

[left that other site]

Shhhh...

DON’T tell the environazis about this.

They will think it’s a “good idea”.

[left that other site]

Crude is a 100% natural substance.