The United States Is NOT Prepared For A Nuclear Disaster, Which Means We Need Another Form Of Protection. Learn More About Nuclear Global Health Workforce And If It's A Protective Solution…
If the United States — or nearly any other country, for that matter –were to be struck by a nuclear weapon or suffer a catastrophic nuclear meltdown at one of our sixty nuclear power plants, we would be in serious trouble. The threat of nuclear war is at Cold War levels, yet most people are unaware of this fact, and most governments are vastly unprepared for it.
Whether it's because they don't want to stir up panic or simply because they are electing to ignore the risks many governments, the United States included, have very poor evacuation plans and almost nothing in the way of medical preparedness. So what can we, the collective global community, do to protect ourselves against the impending threat of nuclear war?
There are calls for a Nuclear Global Health Workforce, an offshoot of WHO, which could be the key to improved chances of survival in a nuclear attack. But how would this help?
Learn more about this plan of action and how you can prepare for a nuclear disaster after the break.
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I live in Portland Or, we have a fighter base. So you know we’re catching 50-75 megatons. Not survivable.
Is anyone truly ready for a nuclear disaster?
Where do I find this training in my area? It’s nice to know that someone is worried enough but, where is the training?
Nope!
Just so yall know. Nuclear war the only ones living are the feds and the elite the rest of us are toast
Why Are You Capitalizing Every Word Like A Dumb Liberal? It Takes More Effort FFS.
Say, how about we elect peolpe that go and talk first before that whip out the gun?
I like the optimism, but if nukes drop so do we.