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To: ggersh who wrote (36349)3/17/2011 10:13:59 PM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 71412
 
This island got very seriously nuked and nuclear waste was
dumped all around it, but people still live there. Fears
of Japan demise may be overblown -g- I am not saying this
is not bad.

"Over its history as a nuclear test site, Novaya Zemlya
hosted 224 nuclear detonations with a total explosive energy
equivalent to 265 megatons of TNT."

en.wikipedia.org

This one blew up there... 50 MT-g- Granted, thermonuclear
bombs are not too dirty.



Right now the WORKERs at the Fukushima nuclear plant are
allowed big dosages that increase their chance of cancer 1%.
These are "unprecedented numbers" by nuclear safety standards.
Geez! They are heros. Well, they sure are, coz if it melts,
they will get a much higher lethal dosage.