Nuclear technology’s role in the world’s energy supply is shrinking

Re:Nuclear technology’s role in the world’s energy supply is... by arkitaip on Tuesday March 09, 2021 @02:08PM (#26402528)

Go live in fukushima's radioactive zone for a couple of months and then be so glib about nuclear disasters.

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Re:Nuclear technology’s role in the world’s energy supply is... by unhingingdog on Tuesday March 09, 2021 @05:39PM (#26405407)

You'd get about a 1 mSv dose, and be fine. I'm more worried about the 200,000 or so daily premature deaths due to fossil fuel pollution.

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Re:Nuclear technology’s role in the world’s energy supply is... by lucb1e on Tuesday March 09, 2021 @07:37PM (#26406393)

Go live in an airplane crash for a couple of months and then let's talk again about whether we should continue to operate them? Or is the exhaust of a coal plant -- oh wait, that's worldwide, you're already more likely to get all sorts of stuff from air pollution -- a better comparison? This line of reasoning makes no sense to me.

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