[UCANSEE2]

Nobody knows nuttin.

[Brilliant]

“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.

[Fiddlstix]

Bump
To Read Later

[buckalfa]

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.

[lightman]

North Korea is east of Europe.

[cardinal4]

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..

[wastedyears]

[353FMG]

>>”If it would have happened in France, we would have taken measures to protect the population in a radius of a few kilometers,” <<

.
France’s nuclear power plants should be replaced with LNG fueled power plants with US -supplied LNG. Clean and non-toxic.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Didn’t we find out about Chernobyl in a similar way?

[BobL]

Probably some of the crap that Hillary sold them.

[Squantos]

https://www.easycalculation.com/chemistry/Ru-106.html

[VeniVidiVici]

How does something drift west all the way to Italy from Kazakhstan?