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Abandonment of entire town
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An estimated 240,000 dead
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Birth defects from buried chemicals
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Chemical dumping
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Children playing in bubbling chemicals
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Climactic changes
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Contaminated food/soil throughout Europe
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Destruction of 2 cities
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Destruction of tropical island habitat
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Deviation from standard shipping lanes
|
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Diversion of water for agriculture
|
Drunk captain
|
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End of major nuclear energy programs in
the US
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Estimated 300,000+ deaths in the next 20
years
|
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Faulty reactor design
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Fertile topsoil blown away
|
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Fishing industry collapse
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Fishing industry collapse
|
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Flash burns and/or vaporization of victims
|
Forced migration of local population by
US govt
|
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Great diving due to wrecked ships
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Houses built on top of waste site
|
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Increased desertification
|
Increased incidence of radiation-related
birth defects
|
|
Increased incidence of radiation-related
birth defects
|
Introduction of contour/terraced farming
techniques
|
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Lack of available emergency cleanup crews
|
Loss of 70% of water volume
|
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Migration of farmers to CA
|
Millions of dollars for retraining programs
|
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More than $3 billion in fines and costs
|
Nuclear bomb testing
|
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Pesticides contaminated the water
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Planting wheat/corn into native grass soils
|
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Poor agricultural practices
|
Poorly-trained technicians
|
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Pressure to avoid costly invasion
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Protests against Hooker and the government
|
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Release of radioactive steam
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Reluctance of Japanese to surrender
|
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Thousands of volunteers scrubbed rocks
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Unauthorized test of reactor 4
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Valve got stuck open
|
Water feeding into reactor turned off
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World War 2
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Years of drought
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