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> What's the problem with that? Radiation goes away, eventually. Well, seems like a proper problem to me. What if something happens to those "safe" underground
by martin_a 5y ago
> What's the problem with that? Radiation goes away, eventually.
Well, seems like a proper problem to me. What if something happens to those "safe" underground storages? What if radioactive material leaks into the groundwater reservoirs? There might be problems we can fix and control for say 50 years or so, like a generation long. But what after that? Maybe somebody has found a solution, maybe not. So bury it for another generation and hope the generation after that finds a solution? I don't like that as a "plan".
- stjohnswarts 5y agoMass extinction of the human race due to global climate change is a much bigger problem, much more probable, and much less desirable.