New NRC study says less people than originally thoght would die from meltdown.

A new 6-year study claims the release of cesium 137 wouldn't happen as quickly or in quantity as previously thought. The new study claims only 1-2% of the cesium would escape where it was previously thought 60% would. Also changed in the new study was the rate of cancer, being changed from 1 in 167 to 1 in 4348. The report also claims that meltdowns happen very slowly allowing resident to be safely evacuated. This is just more "nukes are safe" propaganda. We all seen how much radiation was released, and continues to be released from Fukishima. We also have found out they had complete meltdowns in the first 24 hours. Previous accidents show how bunk this new report is.

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Wow, amazingly convenient how they are just now wrapping up a 6 year long "large nuclear study"...gimme a break.

Timing is rather suspicious.

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I can see two possibilities of the 'truth' behind this report either:

A.) Their six-year study did not factor in Fukushima and they arrogantly thought 'It's improbable we will ever have another Chernobyl'

or:

B.) "They" are really just not trying anymore. Believing the average American too distracted and uneducated to notice or even care. (Everything is ok....I still have my Starbucks)

I suppose also a third possibility could be:

C.) Everyone else who has published or proposed figures for radiation has been wrong and/or biased?