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Monticello nuclear plant tritium leak

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2023/03/22/what-we-know-about-the-monticello-nuclear-plant-radioactive-tritium-leak

I wouldn't compare this tritium leak to devastating toxic railroad accidents.

That would be like comparing apples to oranges.

The actual amount of leaked tritium at Monticello isn't even close to be considered a serious health concern.

Additionally, Tritium has a half-life of about 12 years. And that's it.

On the other hand...

Chemical spills contaminating our freshwater supplies and oceans with "Forever Chemicals" (Camp Lejeune, DuPont PFAS, Norfolk Southern etc.) are far, far worse.

These cancer causing chemicals basically stay "forever"

You can't even eat deep sea fish anymore without concerns of getting mercury poisoned.

The newest "electric car" hype is just another nail in our coffins.

Most people don't get it... or simply don't give a f**k.

Are we trying to save humanity or our way of life?

That's the main question we should ask ourselves.

Welcome to the "Planet of the Humans"

Cheers!