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Norway: 💔Devastating heavy Water Contamination in Nitelva river Fish populations collapsing along a 10-kilometer stretch Birds and small mammals dying after exhibiting neurological tremors Deuterium concentration is 700% above safe thresholds,

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Фото профиля Dirty Lowdown Rabble.
Dirty Lowdown Rabble.1 год назад

Deuterium is a nuclear byproduct, how on Earth did it show up in 10 km of a river???

Фото профиля Jardin 724480246
Jardin 7244802461 год назад

Chemical dump?

Фото профиля Steve Andrews
Steve Andrews1 год назад

Terrible and depressing news of #waterpollution in #Norway. #Deuterium

Фото профиля Dr Pete Sudbury: Can be wrong, RTs not agreement
Dr Pete Sudbury: Can be wrong, RTs not agreement1 год назад

WTAF??? ...how do you get deuterium from hydrogen production?

Фото профиля GO GREEN
GO GREEN1 год назад

I am not an expert on this

Фото профиля Mister Nobody
Mister Nobody1 год назад

They have lots of electric cars, however🙂

Фото профиля Joseph Figliuolo
Joseph Figliuolo1 год назад

😞

Фото профиля Paradise Pioneer 🏳️‍🌈
Paradise Pioneer 🏳️‍🌈1 год назад

It's not radioactive

Фото профиля GO GREEN
GO GREEN1 год назад

Deuterium is non radioactive

Фото профиля Aaron_Zarek_I
Aaron_Zarek_I1 год назад

@grok Is there any evidence of the cause? Russian sabotage?

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