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radioactive feral pigs at Chernobyl disprove greenie doomers
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Nomen Nescio
2024-06-13 02:53:52 UTC
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Those pigs are thriving!
We need somebody like Katter or Hanson to bring this
inconvenient truth to the attention of Aussie voters.
dolf
2024-06-13 09:07:57 UTC
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Post by Nomen Nescio
Those pigs are thriving!
We need somebody like Katter or Hanson to bring this
inconvenient truth to the attention of Aussie voters.
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Computer Nerd Kev
2024-06-13 23:23:24 UTC
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Post by Nomen Nescio
Those pigs are thriving!
It didn't do the trees in the nearby forrest much good, but many
animals seemed to fare better. Some locals kept on living in
rural parts of the Chernobyl exclusion zone for decades, some
perhaps still today. Refugees from wars in eastern europe during
the 90s moved into some of the houses that had already been
evacuated, though I'm not sure how long they stayed there.
Post by Nomen Nescio
We need somebody like Katter or Hanson to bring this
inconvenient truth to the attention of Aussie voters.
Somehow I don't think it's a strong argument in favor of nuclear
energy that nuclear contamination might not be so bad _after_ the
reactor has exploded. Power plants that don't explode tend to be
preferred either way.
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Daniel70
2024-06-15 09:20:28 UTC
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Post by Computer Nerd Kev
Post by Nomen Nescio
Those pigs are thriving!
It didn't do the trees in the nearby forrest much good, but many
animals seemed to fare better. Some locals kept on living in rural
parts of the Chernobyl exclusion zone for decades, some perhaps still
today.
"Some locals kept on living in ...." ... but, I'm guessing,
comparatively FEW locals .... so Mother Nature has fought back!!
Post by Computer Nerd Kev
Refugees from wars in eastern europe during the 90s moved into some
of the houses that had already been evacuated, though I'm not sure
how long they stayed there.
Post by Nomen Nescio
We need somebody like Katter or Hanson to bring this inconvenient
truth to the attention of Aussie voters.
Somehow I don't think it's a strong argument in favor of nuclear
energy that nuclear contamination might not be so bad _after_ the
reactor has exploded. Power plants that don't explode tend to be
preferred either way.
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Daniel
Rod Speed
2024-06-15 18:06:26 UTC
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Post by Daniel70
Post by Computer Nerd Kev
Post by Nomen Nescio
Those pigs are thriving!
It didn't do the trees in the nearby forrest much good, but many
animals seemed to fare better. Some locals kept on living in rural
parts of the Chernobyl exclusion zone for decades, some perhaps still
today.
"Some locals kept on living in ...." ... but, I'm guessing,
comparatively FEW locals ....
Hardly surprising given that the authoritys forced most to leave.
Post by Daniel70
so Mother Nature has fought back!!
Nope, some refused to leave.
Daniel70
2024-06-16 09:26:19 UTC
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Post by Rod Speed
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Post by Nomen Nescio
Those pigs are thriving!
 It didn't do the trees in the nearby forrest much good, but many
animals seemed to fare better. Some locals kept on living in rural
parts of the Chernobyl exclusion zone for decades, some perhaps still
today.
"Some locals kept on living in ...." ... but, I'm guessing,
comparatively FEW locals ....
Hardly surprising given that the authoritys forced most to leave.
Post by Daniel70
so Mother Nature has fought back!!
Nope, some refused to leave.
Yes, for sure .... but animals, apparently, can't read signs, so they
would have re-occupied large portions of the area ... outside the city.
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