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> yeah, more of the stuff you list would happen. And, the tradeoff is worth it. Next to you and your family, then, since you’re happy trading with their risks.
by thoroughburro 1y ago
> yeah, more of the stuff you list would happen. And, the tradeoff is worth it.
Next to you and your family, then, since you’re happy trading with their risks.
- XorNot 1y agoI don't know why people think this is a "gotcha"? I would happily live next to a nuclear power plant, the reason not to is mostly to do with "it's still an industrial site". But like, lakeside land where I'm up or down stream from it but can clearly see it nearby? Sure. It's one of the rare forms of industry where if I was ever worried about contamination a cheap portable device will warn me remotely. Unlike say, Asbestos and heavy metals...one of which there's a bunch in my current backyard.
- adastra22 1y agoIf being next to a nuclear plant meant id NOT be next to a coal plant, and therefore have better air and better health, I’d gladly take that trade.