In the United States calculated the number of victims of nuclear testing
The study was led by Keith Meyers, Ph.D. in Economics, University of Arizona, with more than vague criteria.
According to Meyers, the radioactive isotopes in the soil eventually got into food, including drinking water and milk. As a result of this, as of 2016 year, the United States suffered economic losses, which the doctor of economics from Arizona estimated at up to 2,63 trillion dollars. These losses are associated with premature human deaths in the United States of America.
As one example, an American economist cited a large-scale series of nuclear tests at the Nevada test site.
From the report:
The official US authorities report Meyers yet leave without comment.
Recall that the Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 2017 was the International Organization for the Elimination of Nuclear weapons. Apparently, Meyers decided to take advantage of the opportunity and receive an award in economics on the same subject.
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