• gravitas_deficiency
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    10 hours ago

    lol uh… you know about the location and history of that facility… right?

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      9 hours ago

      It’s a nuclear power plant that provided clean and safe energy for many decades.

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        3 hours ago

        There is nothing clean or safe about three mile island. The place had a meltdown and created tons of nuclear waste. Next you’ll be trying to tell me Fukushima and Chernobyl were safe, clean, and cheap.

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        9 hours ago

        While that is true, it was also the site of the worst nuclear disaster on US soil.

        Don’t get me wrong - I’m not scaremongering, and I support nuclear power. It’s just a bit darkly ironic, imo.

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          It was partial meltdown and the failsafe worked. No one was injured or had their health negatively affected by the incident. The worst nuclear disaster still had less negative effects than even a single modern coal plant does.