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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 18:38:23 2022 No.14427809 View Reply Original Report

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Is there really no risk to living close to a nuclear power plant? Any studies on people who live within a close radius to one?

There's a park near where I live and it is near a power plant and a lake. You're so close you can see the fencing around the power plant down the coast with WARNING: ONLY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ALLOWED" signs on it. As I walked through this park, I felt this weird stinging pain that lasted for only a few seconds and then went away, but it was such a specific pain that I have never felt while walking/running/exercising before, and I am a very active person. Could it have been a radioactive particle that flew through me?

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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 2022 18:51:09 No.14427837 Report

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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 2022 19:16:41 No.14427895 Report

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retard

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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 2022 19:28:59 No.14427946 Report

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I accidently pointed a beta source towards myself for around 5 mins. Wasn't that bad.

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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 2022 21:12:17 No.14428274 Report

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I was reading about this one nuclear plant that had a lot of violations. This one pipe was leaking lightly radioactive water for over a year.

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Anonymous Mon 25 Apr 2022 22:16:47 No.14428553 Report

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>>14427809
yeah, it's basically zero impact. so minimal even stuff like >>14428274 can go unnoticed for months because it doesn't really damage anything outside the damage it does to the reactor's public image (the best way to mitigate this is the indiscriminate slaughter of all members of "Green" political parties).

you get more radiation from going outside than from a nearby reactor. you probably had a cramp. go ask >>>/fit/

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 07:52:22 No.14429944 Report

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>>14427809
I grew up in Pakistan. A lot of my extended family still lived 20 minutes drive from the country's first and biggest nuclear plant (It was illegal for outsiders to even go there, but my family's been there for a long time, so they stayed, and we were also allowed in). Mostly nothing ever happened. Apparently, from reports from said family members, they tested the bombs a couple times and the noise was so loud that they literally couldn't hear their own breaths, all the cattle was so terrified they ran out and away. But it's hearsay, i doubt it's true.
Apart from that, nothing really happens, I even went there and stayed for the summer couple of times, it's just extra security around some of the areas.
IDK about the US though. Never been near a plant here.

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Anonymous Tue 26 Apr 2022 08:05:38 No.14429968 Report

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Not too much danger from radiation unless there's a very large scale event but it's still a large heavy industrial site, which still makes it less than ideal to live next to.

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