Did any of you ever stop to think about the nuclear power plants durning the outbreak??? If they are not under maitenence every second of the day, it will lead to a melt down and if that happens then the entire northern hemisphere could be highly radioactive. So when the outbreaks starts to become a problem it would be smart to evacuate to the southeren hemisphere.

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thats not to much of a problem if there are any problems it shuts down automaticly granted at some point it might just blow up or not never relly no also depemds on the bilding what kind of state it is in.
Both nuclear power plants and high-level nuclear waste facilities rely on a constantly replenished supply of cold water to keep them cool. If this water was cutoff during an outbreak or other kind of emergency the water would slowly get hotter and start to evaporate then boil away. When the water is gone some of the reactors might have emergency shutdown procedures but the nuclear waste is gonna blow sky high and contaminate large areas with radioactive waste. Moving to the southern hemisphere is only delaying the inevitable. Once the radioactive waste hits the upper atmosphere it'll spread worldwide. Granted some places would get a lot less contamination than others but you're not going to avoid it altogether.
and you are the first to think of seneros where the water supply gets cut off, so there are no emergency plans for it, no automated safetys? the planst are desined to fail safe.
also the plants eould not expload, they would melt through there cantanement vessles, and expose teh radation to the outside. not good, but a far cry from a mushroom cloud
Yay, everyone come to Australia and hang out with me! : D, but Antarctica wouldn't be good because all the wind cycles down there.
its not that the machines that make the power need cooling from the water its that the radioactive waste they create needs cooling thats what would cause all the problems there would be about ten days until the emergency fuel runs out and the waste starts heating up then boom

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