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Even the radioactive markers would be mostly caused by the “sudden vanishing” of humans from nuclear power plants, leaving them fully unattended.
In the long run, even Sol consumes the Earth in its lifespan ~10million years from now.
And if that seems bad for humanity, consider the average lifespan of any given species is only about 2 million years, so humans won’t have much to worry about there.
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