The Years after the Dead walk...

This was going to be a reply to a comment on the topic of  Fishing without fishing gear...I was replying to Komrad'z Gas Mask Killer statement  and I qout, "Reply by Komrad Gas Mask Killer☭

   We have exactly 62 nuclear power plants in 31 states, with 35 of them, which is over half of the total plants and some having more then 2 nuclear reactors...Which brings the total to around 100 nuclear reactors running at once...Now if the fail safes end up failing and all 62 nuclear reactors went into meltdown, I think over half, if not all of the U.S.A would be destroyed, let alone all the radiation in the air now would kill those who survived the initial explosions...So, those who would most likely to survive the first of the nuclear explosions would be the following:

   Montana

   Idaho

   Nevada

   Utah

   Wyoming

   North Dakota

   South Dakota

   Colorado

   These are the few states that not only DO NOT have a nuclear power plant, but they are also the furthest from the number of plants around the U.S.

   If you want to see what I am talking about, go to the link below and check out the map that lets you see how many nuclear plants we have and where they are...

   I can tell you right now, the entire east cost and most of the central U.S. will be wiped off the face of the earth...

   Here take a look....

http://http://www.nrdc.org/nuclear/fallout/?gclid=CMWDx9DKnL4CFYqFf...

   But even if we are able to survive the destructiveness of the nuke plants explosions, it's the radiation within the atmosphere that we end up finally killing off what is left of the human population...Because our weather would become or biggest worry after the meltdowns...The winds and the rains pushing and driving every radioactive particle in the air around what would be left of the U.S. would be the killing force, which would be Mother Nature's most devastating revenge...

   But just something to think about...Within the first two years we would have to figure out how or find people who know how to shutdown these plants safely in order to stop the meltdowns and even the pollution...