This statement isn't coming from Xcel Energy. It's coming from a senior health physicist from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and is a fact about radiation exposure amounts, not some conspiracy or an opinion.

>"If we look at the dose impact of something like this, it would be a fraction of a milligram. I'm talking 0.00-something milligrams. The average person will get 300 milligram in a year just from the sun, the ground, everything,"

Of course no one will read that part...

Heh, I bet he does.

I appreciate the offer but I was just chuckling at the fact that insurers have insurers.

> Reinsurers, who insure the insurers

We need to go deeper.

Sounds fun, how can I watch it?

And what would you recommend?

There are currently 23 Republican trifectas in America. That isn't that far away from 38...

Oh cool, a free month's vacation.

Edit:. Why the downvotes, that's literally what this is. The doctor can't practice for a month, then will go back to work like nothing happened.