Posted by Just Another Old Geezer on November 17, 2012 at 08:41:51 from (216.105.208.2):
In Reply to: What would you do? posted by Greg1959 on November 16, 2012 at 18:52:07:
Having read all of the replys I feel there one element missing. Assuming that it is a nation/world wide ecconomic melt down. What is going to happen at our nuclear power plants??? If all of the people are looking for food, who will be maintaining them?? If they are shutdown, with control rods down, How long will they be able to continue to cool themselves without human intervention?? how long before cooling system plugs, fails etc?? if all of the nuclear plants in the us fully meltdown, what will be the effect on the enviroment???. 25 to 30 years before we will be able to be outside for more than a few minuets at a time. how much longer before we are able to grow crops again?? The end of civilazation today, I think would be like a slow verson of the thermal nuclear war we feared during the cold war. I personaly have no survival plans, as I feel that this would be a case where the living would envy the dead.
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