Re:Sensors detect rise in nuclear particles on Baltic Sea
by guerrilla on Sunday June 28, 2020 @06:11AM
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That ignores the massive regulatory frameworks in place around the world as well as the phenomenon of externalities and assumes a world without them.
> And people can't just choose not to face any risk
People should never be forced to face risk was my point, not that all risk is avoidable.
And people can't just choose not to face any risk. We can't possibly generate enough resources in terms of food and goods for people to live risk-free lives. Since they are going to face risk anyway, there is good reason to make sure they are facing profitable risks. It is much better to be facing a insignificant risks from nuclear power than the substantial risks of expensive electricity.