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Well, Chernobyl did narrowly miss a much worse outcome: poisoning the water table in a thousand mile radius with corium. There is a real threat of catastrophic
by willis936 6y ago
Well, Chernobyl did narrowly miss a much worse outcome: poisoning the water table in a thousand mile radius with corium. There is a real threat of catastrophic outcomes with fission reactors that don’t exist with other reactors. These are issues that can be prevented, but the inherent danger cannot be denied.
- lightgreen 6y ago> Chernobyl did narrowly miss a much worse outcome: poisoning the water table in a thousand mile radius with corium Poisoning water does not make extinction event. It would render some area unsuitable for living, big economic loss, so don’t operate knowingly flawed reactors, and don’t let Soviets operate nuclear reactors, and it will be fine. > the inherent danger cannot be denied As well as dangers of flying, taking a shower, operating a hydro power plant and everything else. Even accounting for these dangers, nuclear is the safest option.