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> and turn the area into a charred wasteland, unfarmable and uninhabitable for centuries to come. I believe the lad test understanding is that it would not be
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 6y ago
> and turn the area into a charred wasteland, unfarmable and uninhabitable for centuries to come.
I believe the lad test understanding is that it would not be like this. Most likely, after a year, if you plowed under the topsoil, you could get back to farming.
- giantg2 6y agoI think it depends on the level of contamination and the isotopes. You could need to remove up to 18" top soil depending on a bunch of factors. Some places don't have that much, and the soil underneath is not suitable for farming.