0 acute radiation deaths.

Why not just find a lake my dude

Well the Japs are good organizers. But I find it hard to believe 0 people died from the radiation

Or a river

There's still a huge population near Sendai

I live in the Middle of the US

the radiation effect was negligible

Didn't several people die trying to shut the reactor down?

And we have a Nuclear power plant

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukushima_Daiichi_nuclear_disaster_casualties

Didn't they die of drowning tho

Ya know

Lack of oxygen

Well that's a fucking miracle

They mostly died because they got trampled in the panic

No, cause I remember them asking retirees and terminally ill old people if they'd like to volunteer

But still. You can't use that land for millions of years

I mean not really. They are designed to withstand this shit.

0 from radiation,[3] 34 from evacuation[4]

Still pretty bad

lies

people overestimate the effect of radiation

The radiation is pretty bad inside the plant

But no one has yet to die of it

you get radiated every day

@kurosh actually you cant use it for about 80 years, except the immediate vicinity of the reactor

compare that to acres devastated by coal mining though

Talking about the reactor

Drone footage inside the plant is pretty wild

And the water

"Despite this, there were no deaths caused by acute radiation syndrome. Given the uncertain health effects of low-dose radiation, cancer deaths cannot be ruled out."

you live long enough you will get cancer

that is a fact

Do you guys remember that Fukushima water map?

I think I have it downloaded from some dumb conversation about it

I'm sad Bret Weinstein hates on nuclear. Thought he would be wiser

Lemme check

Predicted future cancer deaths due to accumulated radiation exposures in the population living near Fukushima have ranged[12] in the academic literature from none[13] to hundreds.[11]

hundredsssssss

again

it got hit by an earthquake