> Sure, but Chernobyl didn't require a massive tsunami, and neither did Three Mile Island.

Three Mile Island was a success in the sense that even the worst case scenario the safety measures are sufficient to more or less fully contain it.

In Chernobyl's case... well yes it proves that if you let incompetent and stupid people build and operate nuclear power plants horrible things can happen.

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natmaka an hour ago | parent [-]

> Three Mile Island was a success in the sense that even the worst case scenario

No, as it involved a partial meltdown, not a complete meltdown.

	▲	lesuorac 35 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		It's a success. The redundant systems of 3mi meant that the 10 miles around it received the effect of a chest x-ray. I mean we allow coal plants to vent radioactive material. Surely nuclear considering it an accident is an improvement.