A Commentary on Failure, Delusion and Faith: Danish Data on Big Wind Turbines and Their Lifetimes.

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3. Exactly equivalent. Carrying on about Fukushima in particular is abysmally stupid...

...in the context of the destruction of the planetary atmosphere and its effects.

Twenty thousand people died from seawater in the Sendai earthquake. They were so killed because they lived in a coastal city.

I have yet to see an anti-nuke suggest that we should ban coastal cities, even though these people are doing everything with the power of their ignorance to make coastal cities less safe by deprioritizing climate change.

There is no evidence, zero, that radiation released by the reactors destroyed in the same event killed as many people as will die from dangerous fossil fuel waste, aka "air pollution" in the next hour, about 800 people at a death rate of around 7 million people per year.

Anyone, and I do mean anyone who wants to carry on about Fukushima, and for that matter Chernobyl, has their head so far up their ass as to be extremely dangerous.

They are, frankly, immoral.

Nuclear energy saves lives even when one includes all three reactor failures in which radiation was released to the environment.

Prevented Mortality and Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Historical and Projected Nuclear Power (Pushker A. Kharecha* and James E. Hansen Environ. Sci. Technol., 2013, 47 (9), pp 4889–4895)

It follows that the anti-nuke mentality kills people.