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      1. …in reply to @NinaWilsonStats
        NinaWilsonStats Peregringlk Nrg8000 The half life of *most* of the stuff has long since passed and they’ve mostly decayed to harmless variants. There’s a very small amount of core material sprinkled around, if you were very unlucky you’d eat or inhale it and get very sick or dead.
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      NinaWilsonStats Peregringlk Nrg8000 It’s unlikely, though not impossible, for someone to get ARS from digging a hole. It’s very unlikely huge numbers of people got it. The most likely thing is an increased rate of cancers among the troops.
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    NinaWilsonStats Peregringlk Nrg8000 But even that’s unlikely because soldiers have dramatically increased risks of disease from all the crap they inhale while at war. Gulf War Syndrome was — and is — a huge problem.
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