We talk about radiation and nuclear plants but its too big of an issue, controlled by governments and special interests, that none of us can do anything about. I have been seeing articles about Japan dumping radioactive water into the ocean for YEARS. I thought they already started doing it, cause there's nothing alive along the west coast. I follow this guy on youtube Dana and he does a great job of talking about these things. Elon is trying to make humans multiplanetary, and he gets flack for that too. Can't go up against the nuclear industry, they have insurance for when the domes fail. Not if, but when. Most reactors are outdated and some can't ever be turned off. They are just oversized Mark reactors that are giant atom bombs. Gotta keep fuelling them all. When fukushima daichi failed, the government took over TEPCO and put a lawyer in charge. Then they said everything was fine, it was safe, kept sending in workers until they ran out, then they started using homeless people. Allegedly, that's what I heard anyhow. I am not there, but I am very concerned about these reactors. I feel strongly that we need to turn them off, while we still can. Whether its rivers flooding reactors, or reactors melting down and exploding spent fuel rods like shrapnel, we are dealing with forces that we cannot possibly control, even if we can slightly comprehend them. Only the great era bounding mass extinctions are able to break stable radiation patterns that allow new life to emerge. Guess what will happen if we mess with the radiation patterns? Nothing good in the big scheme of things. Prepare for that second bowl of revelation to be poured out if they dump all that 'treated' radioactive water in the ocean. I am sure the earth will be fine, but we are poisoning our food chain, from deepwater drilling, microplastics, blue algae, and radioactive waste. But supporters always say, its the cleanest energy. Its the only way to get off fossil fuels and that. Sure but what about when something goes wrong?