Posted on 11/10/2017 5:30:47 PM PST by BenLurkin
Nobody knows nuttin.
“It’s a very low level of radioactivity and it poses no problems for health and the environment in Europe,” Gariel says. But modeling suggests that any people within a few kilometers of the release — wherever it occurred — would have needed to seek shelter to protect themselves from possible radiation exposure.
That seems contradictory.
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Lol.
If you are only a few feet/miles from a major event, the effects will be considerably stronger than if you are 500 miles away from the same.
Reminds me of the old days when both sides did atmospheric testing. The local TV stations in Columbus, Oh included Strontium 90 reports in the weather forecasts.
North Korea is east of Europe.
Not the first time the Russians have had a nuclear accident and didn’t tell anyone. Kyshtym, in 1958, was a waste facility that exploded. I believe there a parts of that area are still unsafe..
>>”If it would have happened in France, we would have taken measures to protect the population in a radius of a few kilometers,” <<
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France’s nuclear power plants should be replaced with LNG fueled power plants with US -supplied LNG. Clean and non-toxic.
Didn’t we find out about Chernobyl in a similar way?
My thoughts. Is ruthenium-106 a product of a thermo-nuclear explosion?
Probably some of the crap that Hillary sold them.
“The local TV stations in Columbus, Oh included Strontium 90 reports in the weather forecasts.”
That is my theory about the Baby Boom generation. They had ingested contaminated milk which screwed up their brains badly. Remember, back then breast feeding was frowned upon, due to the ‘new technology’.
“France’s nuclear power plants should be replaced with LNG fueled power plants with US -supplied LNG. Clean and non-toxic.”
Actually, as far as I can tell, France is the country with the BEST safety record when it comes to nukes...although others may debate it.
Hey I resemble those remarks. I am a Boomer and the wife accuses me of being brain damaged.
That safety record has become questionable with all the muzzies in the country.
What is the latest on wildlife in Kyshtym?
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