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In reply to the discussion: Nature - Study Finds That 82,000 People Died Worldwide From Smoke From Canadian Wildfires In 2023 [View all]

NNadir

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1. Yes, but there was almost no radioactivity involved. Thus these...
Reply to hatrack (Original post)
Thu Sep 11, 2025, 11:50 AM
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...deaths do not merit as much discussion as is regularly offered up to see if anyone died from radiation releases at the Fukushima event.

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Nature - Study Finds That 82,000 People Died Worldwide From Smoke From Canadian Wildfires In 2023 [View all] hatrack Thursday OP
Yes, but there was almost no radioactivity involved. Thus these... NNadir Thursday #1
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