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ILoveRegulationParticipant
Pretty good story and video:
http://bigthink.com/ideas/31595
It sounds like we are past three-mile island at this point and entering into Chernobyl territory where cancer rates are going to spike within a certain radius. Unfortunately, it sounds like there are more reactors at risk here — up to 5 — so this could be a mega-nuclear disaster on top of a mega-natural disaster.
ILoveRegulationParticipantPretty good story and video:
http://bigthink.com/ideas/31595
It sounds like we are past three-mile island at this point and entering into Chernobyl territory where cancer rates are going to spike within a certain radius. Unfortunately, it sounds like there are more reactors at risk here — up to 5 — so this could be a mega-nuclear disaster on top of a mega-natural disaster.
ILoveRegulationParticipantPretty good story and video:
http://bigthink.com/ideas/31595
It sounds like we are past three-mile island at this point and entering into Chernobyl territory where cancer rates are going to spike within a certain radius. Unfortunately, it sounds like there are more reactors at risk here — up to 5 — so this could be a mega-nuclear disaster on top of a mega-natural disaster.
ILoveRegulationParticipantPretty good story and video:
http://bigthink.com/ideas/31595
It sounds like we are past three-mile island at this point and entering into Chernobyl territory where cancer rates are going to spike within a certain radius. Unfortunately, it sounds like there are more reactors at risk here — up to 5 — so this could be a mega-nuclear disaster on top of a mega-natural disaster.
ILoveRegulationParticipantInformation from a poster on Mother Jones:
0-50 rads – No obvious short-term effects
80-120 rads – You have a 10% chance of vomiting and experiencing nausia for a few days
130 -170 rads – You have a 25% chance of vomiting and contracting other symptoms
180-220 rads – You have a 50% chance of vomiting and having other severe physical effects
270-330 rads – 20% chance of death in 6 weeks, or you will recover in a few months.
400-500 rads – 50% chance of death
550-750 rads – Nausea within a few hours ; no survivors
> 1000 rads – immediate incapacitation and death within a week or less.Could a meltdown in Japan wipe out a large portion of the Western U.S.? It doesn’t seem likely, but I know nothing about nuclear power.
ILoveRegulationParticipantInformation from a poster on Mother Jones:
0-50 rads – No obvious short-term effects
80-120 rads – You have a 10% chance of vomiting and experiencing nausia for a few days
130 -170 rads – You have a 25% chance of vomiting and contracting other symptoms
180-220 rads – You have a 50% chance of vomiting and having other severe physical effects
270-330 rads – 20% chance of death in 6 weeks, or you will recover in a few months.
400-500 rads – 50% chance of death
550-750 rads – Nausea within a few hours ; no survivors
> 1000 rads – immediate incapacitation and death within a week or less.Could a meltdown in Japan wipe out a large portion of the Western U.S.? It doesn’t seem likely, but I know nothing about nuclear power.
ILoveRegulationParticipantInformation from a poster on Mother Jones:
0-50 rads – No obvious short-term effects
80-120 rads – You have a 10% chance of vomiting and experiencing nausia for a few days
130 -170 rads – You have a 25% chance of vomiting and contracting other symptoms
180-220 rads – You have a 50% chance of vomiting and having other severe physical effects
270-330 rads – 20% chance of death in 6 weeks, or you will recover in a few months.
400-500 rads – 50% chance of death
550-750 rads – Nausea within a few hours ; no survivors
> 1000 rads – immediate incapacitation and death within a week or less.Could a meltdown in Japan wipe out a large portion of the Western U.S.? It doesn’t seem likely, but I know nothing about nuclear power.
ILoveRegulationParticipantInformation from a poster on Mother Jones:
0-50 rads – No obvious short-term effects
80-120 rads – You have a 10% chance of vomiting and experiencing nausia for a few days
130 -170 rads – You have a 25% chance of vomiting and contracting other symptoms
180-220 rads – You have a 50% chance of vomiting and having other severe physical effects
270-330 rads – 20% chance of death in 6 weeks, or you will recover in a few months.
400-500 rads – 50% chance of death
550-750 rads – Nausea within a few hours ; no survivors
> 1000 rads – immediate incapacitation and death within a week or less.Could a meltdown in Japan wipe out a large portion of the Western U.S.? It doesn’t seem likely, but I know nothing about nuclear power.
ILoveRegulationParticipantInformation from a poster on Mother Jones:
0-50 rads – No obvious short-term effects
80-120 rads – You have a 10% chance of vomiting and experiencing nausia for a few days
130 -170 rads – You have a 25% chance of vomiting and contracting other symptoms
180-220 rads – You have a 50% chance of vomiting and having other severe physical effects
270-330 rads – 20% chance of death in 6 weeks, or you will recover in a few months.
400-500 rads – 50% chance of death
550-750 rads – Nausea within a few hours ; no survivors
> 1000 rads – immediate incapacitation and death within a week or less.Could a meltdown in Japan wipe out a large portion of the Western U.S.? It doesn’t seem likely, but I know nothing about nuclear power.
ILoveRegulationParticipant[quote=AN]
The $600 iPhone in 2007 was w/out contract. Not apple to apple comparison.[/quote]What does one do with an iphone w/out a contract? Parade around looking ultra hip?
ILoveRegulationParticipant[quote=AN]
The $600 iPhone in 2007 was w/out contract. Not apple to apple comparison.[/quote]What does one do with an iphone w/out a contract? Parade around looking ultra hip?
ILoveRegulationParticipant[quote=AN]
The $600 iPhone in 2007 was w/out contract. Not apple to apple comparison.[/quote]What does one do with an iphone w/out a contract? Parade around looking ultra hip?
ILoveRegulationParticipant[quote=AN]
The $600 iPhone in 2007 was w/out contract. Not apple to apple comparison.[/quote]What does one do with an iphone w/out a contract? Parade around looking ultra hip?
ILoveRegulationParticipant[quote=AN]
The $600 iPhone in 2007 was w/out contract. Not apple to apple comparison.[/quote]What does one do with an iphone w/out a contract? Parade around looking ultra hip?
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