It won't be another Chernobyl. The physics of this type of reactor simply can't allow it. At most we'll see a minor long-term rise in cancer rates and birth defects for a few miles downwind of the reactor. It won't even be as bad as Three Mile Island, and on that one it's disputed that there was any increase in cancer or birth defect rates at all.
IIN normal that all these earthquakes and tsunami are occuring??
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Natural disasters have occurred before humanity, occur now and will occur long after we're dead.
It does seem like they were more frequent... anyways... don't panic, the apocalypse is not for the next years.
Oh, and it's not finished for japan. A volcano erupted this morning (for Europe) and there is still that Tchernobyl-like disaster risk.
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It won't be another Chernobyl. The physics of this type of reactor simply can't allow it. At most we'll see a minor long-term rise in cancer rates and birth defects for a few miles downwind of the reactor. It won't even be as bad as Three Mile Island, and on that one it's disputed that there was any increase in cancer or birth defect rates at all.