Question

Answer the questions below for The Flint Michigan Crisis and the Chernobyl Disaster :

1. What are the environmental consequences?
2. What are the health consequences?
3. How could it be prevented?

what were environmental consequences? What were the health consequences? How could it have been prevented? Flint Michigan Crisis Chernobyl Disaster

Answer 1

Environmental consequences of Flint Michigan Crisis suggest that the city of Flint, Michigan was unable to treat their municiple water properly due to which the lead content increased in the water of the city, thus elevating the content of lead in the blood streams of the city population. As for the Chernobyl Disaster, the environmental consequences included the accumulation of the radioactive substances over the external areas including parks, roads, roofs etc via rain which was highly adulterated. After that, the surface adulteration in various areas have been reduced due to the effects of rain, traffic, cleanup etc.

Health consequences of Flint Michigan Crisis suggest that high content of lead in human blood streams could lead to high blood pressure, heart illness , kidney malfunctioning, and decreased fertility. Health consequences of the Chernobyl Disaster included radiation which effected instantly after the disaster took place affected hugely the people wo were exposed to the explosion, Acute Radiation Sickness, Cancer, Cataracts, Genetic alteration and various other psychological consequences. A lot of people suffered from anxiety and depression post this explosion along with certain other medical physical symptoms.