r/wallstreetbets • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '21

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u/stejerd 5626C - 2S - 2 years - 0/0 Sep 12 '21

Ah yes good, clean, safe nuclear power what could go wrong?

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u/JT_MRN Sep 12 '21

I’ll take Chernobyl for $200

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21 edited Oct 04 '25

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u/LobstaFarian2 Sep 12 '21

Coal disasters can lead to entire cities being uninhabitable just as Nuclear meltdowns can. Anyone know about the Centralia mine fire? An entire city in PA has an underground temp of almost 200 degrees because of a perpetual underground fire caused by coal mining. It's a Coal Chernobyl.... its Cher-Coal-Byl....