> Chernobyl Disaster Linked to Higher Rate of Infant Mortality in Britain by Ian Herbert and Deborah
24 March 2006, 23:38
Yes, that could be true. Equally true is a report that is in the April issue of Natural History (Chernobly Paradox, Mycio, Mary) where in exclusionary zones flora and fauna are expolding! Wild boars, wolves,copious wildfolw numbers, that amaze the biologist author. Perhaps, all of that life will find a way to adapt to the radioactivity and continue to thrive and survive. People won’t, that is a certainty,and perhaps a blessing. Nature, God, or whaever is working here, without humans.
Yes, that could be true. Equally true is a report that is in the April issue of Natural History (Chernobly Paradox, Mycio, Mary) where in exclusionary zones flora and fauna are expolding! Wild boars, wolves,copious wildfolw numbers, that amaze the biologist author. Perhaps, all of that life will find a way to adapt to the radioactivity and continue to thrive and survive. People won’t, that is a certainty,and perhaps a blessing. Nature, God, or whaever is working here, without humans.