[Express] Yamamoto Taro “People can’t come back to the 30km area of Chernobyl for 24,000 years.”

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Italiano:

[Express] Yamamoto Taro: “Le persone non potranno tornare entro 30km da Chernobyl per 24.000 anni”.

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Quando sono andato a Chernobyl ho chiesto al pubblico ufficiale del ministero delle emergenze quando le persone potranno tornare entro i 30km dalla centrale. Ha risposto: “in 24,000 anni”.
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Français :

[Express] Yamamoto Taro : “A Tchernobyl, les gens ne pourront pas revenir dans la zone des 30 km avant 24 000 ans.”

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3 Responses to “[Express] Yamamoto Taro “People can’t come back to the 30km area of Chernobyl for 24,000 years.””

  1. Dave says:

    24,000 years… give or take. None of the corporate elite will be around to worry about it by then.

  2. Maju says:

    You can sum up as follows: radiation is forever.

    It’s like a demon we awake and is bound to live with us forever and ever and ever…

    The half life of Plutonium-239 for example is of 24,000 years (what may be the reference used for that sentence). But that only reduces the substance’s radioactive toxicity by half. To reduce it to under 10% you need more than 100,000 years – and that is half the whole history of our species. It was some 100,000 years ago when our ancestors began to explore outside of Africa.

    Radioactivity is forever. The only thing we can do is:

    1. Avoid it as much as possible.

    2. Close all nuclear facilities.

    3. Find tectonically reliable isolate sites where to store the residues deep under the crust. Because they will be there forever.

    Alternatively we can go extinct.

  3. Iwanttolive says:

    It is okay the government of Japan can go live there. They are so confident about everything.

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