#nuclear radiation

[official-defoko]

me and my android acquaintances have installed trackers on each other along with software that lets us know each other’s location.

last week, i noticed adachi rei visited a nuclear power plant, and ever since I’ve been scurrying away from her and avoiding her visited locations in fear of catching her radiation.

due to this, I’ve only been able to go to a gasoline station and a pet store with peace in mind, and i fear the day she decides to come visit my house. my world becomes smaller and smaller with each step she takes.

[stone-cold-groove]

Your summer reading list: A Guide to Radiation Protection. J. Craig Robertson - 1971.

[meekkome]

Minding my own business reading there is no antimemetics division by qntm and found a reference to the long term nuclear waste warnings in the wild

[marlenacantswim]

i'm wearing my demon core bra at the nuclear physicist shindig but i'm so stick thin that i slip out of them on accident and the whole function gets hit with 1000 rads of radiation and dies nine days later

[mindblowingscience]

Wild Pigs in Germany Are Mysteriously Radioactive, And We Finally Know Why

Wild boars in southeastern Germany are known to contain high levels of radioactive cesium, which has been widely attributed to the 1986 Cher

Wild boars in southeastern Germany are known to contain high levels of radioactive cesium, which has been widely attributed to the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. But radioactivity levels have decreased in other animals while mysteriously persisting in the boars – a peculiar behavior known as the "wild boar paradox". New research shows nuclear weapons tests from the mid-20th century are also responsible, and scientists say both sources continue to contaminate the boars via their diet. The stockily built, tusked wild boars (Sus scrofa) appear healthy, but the dangerously high levels of radioactive cesium found in some of them have reduced hunting of the animals for their meat and contributed to overpopulation issues.

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[falloutconfessions]

"Just heard about South Carolina having radioactive wasps nests. Apparently it has to do with them being formed within a certain radius of a nuclear waste storage tanks. The news has not mentioned any existence of giant wasps... ...Yet. Still concerned though."

Fallout Confessions

[toothfairyinc]

doing art history assignments while watching youtube videos on criticality incidents

[positiveoatmilkmotel]

The US government gave disability benefits to veterans after most of them were already dead from the injury that the military caused. The 1940s-1960s was a peak for radiation exposure to veterans, took until 1996 for them to acknowledge it

https://www.publichealth.va.gov/docs/radiation/atomic-veteran-brochure.pdf