Japan, South Korea agree on visit to Fukushima nuclear plant ahead of planned water release

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11. It wiped out the planet. Everybody on Earth died. Thank God that our antinukes were right...

...that climate change, the death of about 80 million people from air pollution since Fukushima and the destruction of the planetary atmosphere didn't matter, because Fukushima plutonium killed the entire planet.

The intellectual and moral vapidity boggles the imagination.

Congrats Antinukes:

Death by climate change

How hot weather kills: the rising public health dangers of extreme heat

City-level impact of extreme temperatures and mortality in Latin America

While people who have never opened a science book in their lives had plutonium fetishes, the whole fucking planet burst into flames.

In this respect, antinukes are exactly like antivaxxers, carrying on, irrespective of how many people their ignorance kills, with exactly that, their ignorance. Antivaxxers of course, haven't killed anywhere near as many people. Air pollution kills about 18,000 people a day, and has been doing so for decades.

I, of course, do open science books, and have written about plutonium (geo)chemistry in response to one of the many people here who just don't give a shit about human life or the future of the planet: 828 Underground Nuclear Tests, Plutonium Migration in Nevada, Dunning, Kruger, Strawmen, and Tunnels

Of course, suggesting an antinuke read anything with references to the primary scientific literature is rather like asking Robert F. Kennedy to open a book about virology.