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Worked for me. Here are screenshots of the relevant information, note particularly the Starfish details under the pic where they experienced the EMP but not ionizing radiation-

EMP has substantially more range than the lethal ionizing radiation. CME can also generate an EMP. The link you didn't read was US Naval Institute..

Your assertion conflicts with USNI https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2023/february/emp-or-solar-incident-could-result-blackout-wa That said, I don't really think hardening our vehicles against EMP is of much value either.

One version of an EMP attack is to detonate the device outside of the atmosphere. The blast and thermal effects are nil. Gamma radiation is greatly attenuated, and fallout is minimal. This also gives the largest area exposed to the EMP effects, and would be used when the EMP is the primary...

Presumably all copper wiring in deuces. Aluminum is used in high tension power lines, and other applications not subjected to flexion or where weight is paramount. And also in inferior quality electrical items such as chinese jumper cables and welders.

While aluminum is vastly inferior to copper, it is not generally a poor conductor. 61% the ampacity of copper.