US EditionFormer President Jimmy Carter Was Exposed To An Unimaginable Level Of Radiation As He Helped Clean Up After Nuclear Disaster. So How Did He Live To Be 100?
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Former President Jimmy Carter Was Exposed To An Unimaginable Level Of Radiation As He Helped Clean Up After Nuclear Disaster. So How Did He Live To Be 100?
Pexels When you think of nuclear disaster you likely think of Chernobyl and Fukushima, the world’s two most famous accidents when it comes to radioactive waste. In fact, as proponents of dark tourism will tell you, Chernobyl is still an extremely eerie place to visit, with Geiger counters responding even as we approach the fortieth anniversary of the disaster. And when accidents happen, the message is clear: get away as far as you can, as fast a…
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