Japan to build 22 coal plants that will kill thousands & emit as much CO2 as all the passenger cars sold each year in the U.S. nytimes.com/2020/02/03/cli…
Consider nuclear’s global death toll in context. These are *annual deaths.*
- walking: 270,000
- driving: 1,350,000
- working: 2,300,000
- air pollution: 4,200,000
By contrast, nuclear’s death total is likely to be around 200.
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- walking: 270,000
- driving: 1,350,000
- working: 2,300,000
- air pollution: 4,200,000
By contrast, nuclear’s death total is likely to be around 200.
forbes.com/sites/michaels…
“If Japan had decided to keep all nuclear reactors open in 2012 & had met its energy needs by reducing coal, oil, LNG and other energy sources, [Japan] would have saved 9,493 lives based on the air pollution of that year alone.”
forbes.com/sites/jamescon…
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Wait, why didn’t Japan follow Germany’s lead and try to replace its nuclear plants with renewables instead of coal?
Oh, right:
forbes.com/sites/michaels…
Oh, right:
forbes.com/sites/michaels…
