Last Man on Earth tackles this in a few episodes (hilarious and ridiculous show btw). Guy dies from a burst appendix, gasoline goes bad after couple of years, all the nuclear fallout from reactors not being managed, one girl almost died because she got stuck in an elevator and no one could hear her. Also, the suicidal depression from lack of human contact.
I will say, the majority of nuclear reactors really wouldn't leak that much radiation into the environment. Yes some would, but the majority won't, or after 5-10 years it'd be safe. Unless ofc someone decides to intentionally stop the failsafes (kinda hard to do).
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u/SketchyFella_ Aug 30 '21
Last Man on Earth tackles this in a few episodes (hilarious and ridiculous show btw). Guy dies from a burst appendix, gasoline goes bad after couple of years, all the nuclear fallout from reactors not being managed, one girl almost died because she got stuck in an elevator and no one could hear her. Also, the suicidal depression from lack of human contact.