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That was not my takeaway. My takeaway was that these are places where no one is, and thus there is not a significant amount of damage.
by sdhgaiojfsa 8y ago
That was not my takeaway. My takeaway was that these are places where no one is, and thus there is not a significant amount of damage.
- ianai 8y agoMost of Nevada is downright uninhabitable or very close to uninhabitable and resource poor. It’s mostly owned by the US government and completely barren of water and plant life. Basically, it’s as though the great disaster were an everyday thing-and actually somewhat stable in its constant dry heat. Pretty sure it was largely that way in pre-US times.
- zie 8y agoNow that's just uninformed. Yes most of it is BLM/USFS land, but there is definitely plant life, it's desert, some of it high desert, with snow in the winter and everything. You can have 70 degree weather in the summer in NV if you know where to go. That said, there is definitely a reason Nevada is the place they tested a bunch of nuclear weapons. :)