How Many Has Fukushima Killed? And How to Promote Nuclear in
Japan Today?  page: 1  log in   posted on Mar, 18 2012 @ 06:20
PM As a supporter of Environmentalists for Nuclear: I seek your
information. Since in order to (rationally) evaluate the future
direction, of world energy policy, relative safety is surely a
question we should most be asking? Not least because…  1. Every
year its estimated coal kills 30,000 in the United States
(alone). However another study estimates 13,000  2. Which is
(roughly) 4000 times less deaths than would have been produced
by nuclear… Highly unsurprising given nuclear electricity kills
less people (per quantity of electricity) than almost any other
energy source, Especially hydroelectric as a single dam accident
killed 171,000  3. Which is more than even Greenpeace’s very,
(very!) questionable estimate of 90,000 for Chernobyl's death
toll It's quite a contrast with the Union of Concerned
Scientists 25,000 estimate Or the (clearly laughable) confirmed
toll of 56  4. As well cont