Right? So now we’re comparing Soviet weapons labs to power generation. Okay fine, I’ll play ball.
Casualties
270,000-500,000+ affected
. 10,000–12,000 evacuated
. At least 200 people died of radiation sickness,
unknown estimated future death toll from radiation induced illness.
66 diagnosed cases of chronic radiation syndrome
that’s 266+ dead and another 25 to 100 likely from long term exposure and contamination casualties over the next century.
More like 10k to 50k long term deaths due to effects of radiation exposure like cancer. Cancer rates among those affected by radiation are way higher than you assume.
Ha, so nuclear is so bad, we have to compare it to the petrochemical industry, which is the most polluting on earth? That says a lot, but not the way you’d probably like
How many times am I going to hear about Chernobyl or Three Mile Island?
Until you realize that a water dam is very different from a solar panel.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyshtym_disaster
Right? So now we’re comparing Soviet weapons labs to power generation. Okay fine, I’ll play ball.
Casualties 270,000-500,000+ affected . 10,000–12,000 evacuated . At least 200 people died of radiation sickness, unknown estimated future death toll from radiation induced illness. 66 diagnosed cases of chronic radiation syndrome
that’s 266+ dead and another 25 to 100 likely from long term exposure and contamination casualties over the next century.
How many die each day from petrochemical fumes?
More like 10k to 50k long term deaths due to effects of radiation exposure like cancer. Cancer rates among those affected by radiation are way higher than you assume.
Ha, so nuclear is so bad, we have to compare it to the petrochemical industry, which is the most polluting on earth? That says a lot, but not the way you’d probably like
do they still teach reading comprehension in schools?
Ad hominem
I guess they do not. Perhaps a graph will help visually make my point.
Deaths per TWH