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Only a small percentage of the radioisotope core gets converted to energy, which drives the detonation. The rest is pulverized and scattered in the atmosphere, leaving radioactive dust wherever the wind blows.
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Radiation everywhere. The amount of energy passing through things is enough to cause malignous mutations. Things like cancer are prominent, among other things.
