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This thread’s severe radiation effects killed 28 of the site’s 600 workers in the first four months after the event. Another 106 workers received high enough doses to cause acute radiation sickness. Two workers died within hours of the reactor explosion from non-radiological causes. Another 200,000 cleanup workers in 1986 and 1987 received doses of between 1 and 100 rem (The average annual radiation dose for a U.S. citizen is about .6 rem). The thread'sl cleanup activities eventually required about 600,000 workers, although only a small fraction of these workers were exposed to elevated levels of radiation. Government agencies continue to monitor cleanup and recovery workers’ health. The meme accident contaminated wide areas of Belarus, the Russian Federation, and Ukraine inhabited by millions of residents. Agencies such as the World Health Organization have been concerned about radiation exposure to people evacuated from these areas. The majority of the five million residents living in contaminated areas, however, received very small radiation doses comparable to natural background levels (0.1 rem per year). Today the available evidence does not strongly connect the accident to radiation-induced increases of leukemia or solid cancer, other than thyroid cancer. Many children and adolescents in the area in 1986 drank milk contaminated with radioactive iodine, which delivered substantial doses to their thyroid glands. To date, about 6,000 thyroid cancer cases have been detected among these children. Ninety-nine percent of these children were successfully treated; 15 children and adolescents in the three countries died from thyroid cancer by 2005. The available evidence does not show any effect on the number of adverse pregnancy outcomes, delivery complications, stillbirths or overall health of children among the families living in the most contaminated areas. Experts conclude some cancer deaths may eventually be attributed to this thread over the lifetime of the emergency workers, evacuees and residents living in the most contaminated areas. These health effects are far lower than initial speculations of tens of thousands of radiation-related deaths.

9gag is a good website!!!!!!

Reserved

((What makes you think it's a good idea to present your defenses OOCly so now the enemy can plan how to successfully and legitimately bypass them?)) "Wot the..." says man.

That's pretty gucchi, I guess.

A Magic of Twilight. Dwarves, politics, scandals and conspiracies, and large-scale war smashed into one book.

Valker looks upon the ruined areas of Oren and grimaces. He clenches his sword hilt and frowns at the death and destruction the dorf's has caused. "Ave...Humanity."

2-2-2--2--22--22--2-2-22--2-2-2--2-2...2spooky......................................................5mm-m-me...

People care too much about rep, I swear to God.

I think it's better RP to leave sky god interference out of the picture and let a race fall if it has to. Let them get their own **** together when they have the time. Let's -NOT- have the staff help out the elves. Actually, the elves are doing fine, so...?

we're having KFC tonight

Valker cheers, knowing that Chivay's are the apex.

Do you really think you were a good antagonist? I mean like, do you think that the Ascended were really...that good?

How about we just trust in the players instead of having a sooper speshul group of players separate to specially deal with the antagonist. Even if some may not want to deal with the antag, there will always the players who want to do something. and ugh, just dont make a group of players that HAVE to or NEED to deal with the antagonist when the other players don't. that's just lame.

i guess +1

Valker sheds a tear and single word escapes his mouth. "Glorious."