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But if nothing is done, then something like that will happen at some point. It may be an explosion, or it might leak out over a period of time. No matter what
by ThinkBeat 2y ago
But if nothing is done, then something like that will happen at some point.
It may be an explosion, or it might leak out over a period of time.
No matter what it will cause major damage, and we wont know that is
has happened until it is pretty much over.
If they discover a bomb like this leaking most dangerous chemicals into the
sea they don't have any way of addressing it I guess.
- Etheryte 2y agoSlowly leaking out over a period of time is arguably the lesser of possible evils if there is no safe way to dispose of them otherwise. On a long enough timescale water circulation can dilute the effects, the slower it leaks the better. Of course this is worse than being able to take all of it out to begin with, but if that's not an option we have, then that's better than suddenly releasing all of it at once.