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Singapore probably. They already have a hugely cancerous, in the traditional sense, chemical industry within a stones throw away from major population zones. Th
by buzzkillington 7y ago
Singapore probably. They already have a hugely cancerous, in the traditional sense, chemical industry within a stones throw away from major population zones. Throwing some nuclear into the mix will be a step up in terms of environmental damage.
- Ballu 7y agoBest line on Internet I read today. :) BTW, could you provide any ref re Chemical industry in Singapore.
- tim333 7y agoThe 'hugely cancerous' industry doesn't seem to be cancering it up very hugely given this recent headline: "Singaporeans have world's longest life expectancy at 84.8 years"
- buzzkillington 7y agoYes, they are smart enough to have the Malays and Indians working with the truly heinous chemicals. Maybe Mainlanders now - haven't been there since the 00s. So much better on your statistics when the people dying do it back home, after you have worked them 8/9ths to the grave.
- gdy 7y agoSo the 'environmental damage' you were talking about affects people selectively based on their citizenship?
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