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Nuclear Waste From Testing 70 Years Ago May Be Flowing Into the Sea Between Australia and Hawaii


Nuclear attacks can kill the entire city at once and this is not where it stops, it stays for literally forever.

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Generations living in the city or of the people who were living in the city at the time of attack suffer with it.

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It is time for alert again because nuclear waste is now flowing down in the sea.

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A group of islands that lie in the middle of Hawaii and Australia’s seaway, has been found with impeccable levels of radiation, about 1000 times higher than the levels of the nuclear stations at both Fukushima and Chernobyl.

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The Marshall Islands are located in the central Pacific Ocean. The islands were once called the paradise on earth because the tropical islands were filled with scenic beauty. But in 1946 the United States decided to ruin this beautiful place.

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About 60 nuclear bombs were dropped on the islands between 1946 and 1958. This forced all the locals to vacate their homes and possessions and to run away to a better place to be able to survive.

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Of course, several people died in the bombing, but the ones who lived suffered serious after-effects as side effects of nuclear radiation.

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Hundreds of people suffered from cancer and several mothers had miscarriages. Hundreds and hundreds of kids were born with disabilities because of the same.

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In research carried out by the Colombia University, it was found that these islands Enewetak Atolls and Bikini that are in a proximity distance of about 5,000-kilometers still suffer high levels of radiation.

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After the nuclear tests were performed, the United States built a dome in Runit island to hold all the nuclear waste which is hazardous for humans to be around.

The waste was stored in the dome but unfortunately, the dome has leakage now and the waste is flowing in the sea.

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