Did atomic bombs in Japan in 1945 have negative health effects in the rest of the world?
I was just wondering how far the nuclear pollution traveled and how long it lasted. For example, was water supply and farmland in Europe and North America and the rest of Asia affected? Have there been any scientific studies done by health organizations?
Im not 100% sure either way but I don't think there is direct/casual/linear evidence to prove so about it affecting the rest of the world. Try WHO, NIH, and CDC.
Yes, they did. The U.S. government tried sugarcoating those saying they did minimal damage, but that's baloney. There are several Japanese people that died years later from cancer due to exposure to the radiation.
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