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On March 11th, 2001 in North Eastern Okuma Fukushima, Japan the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant had a severe meltdown causing the 2nd worst nuclear accident which was caused by a 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, that resulted in an electrical grid failure and damaged nearly all of the backup generators in turn causing the inability to cool the reactors after shutdown causing a compromise to containment and releasing radioactive contaminants into the surrounding environment.

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The Fukushima nuclear disaster cost a total of $187 billion and is still going up. The Fukushima disaster also cost the surrounding fishing industry billions.

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The Fukushima disaster released radioactive material into the atmosphere and caused local, regional, and global nuclear fallout due to weather. It was also the largest accidental source of radionuclides in the ocean. It also had atmospheric and soil comparable to Chernobyl.

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Due to the Fukushima disaster, 18,000 people were killed, 150,000 were evicted due to the exclusion zone, and bans on some shipments of vegetables and fish were implemented due to radiation checks.

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The Fukushima disaster was the 2nd largest nuclear accident. The earthquake that indirectly caused the disaster was Japan's strongest earthquake with a magnitude of 9.0.

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The Fukushima disaster will have lasting effects such as the Cesium-137 that was released into the surrounding area that will last for around 300 years which won't allow anybody to live there for that time.

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The Fukushima disaster showed us that even with all the precautionary measures that we take that these disasters can still happen.