At the same time, supplies water to Kiev's 2.4 million residents. This caused a major problem to the people as now; their drinking water is contaminated with radioactive materials. Other than that, the radioactivity in the seas, lakes and rivers became a threat to aquatic life. Thankfully, the groundwater was slightly affected because the radioactive material fortunately decayed before it could reach the groundwater supplies. Four kilometers of pine trees turned reddish-brown after the accident.
I could see I there were scientific facts or data that would confirm that statement to be true and that by running the water it prevented germs but nothing has been issued to the media outlets such as the TV news stations with this type of comment to my knowledge. If this was so all companies in the fast food industry, hospitality and more would have adopted that way of preventing germs. Starbucks defended themselves by saying, the running taps were needed to meet health standards. I would say they were just wasting water and had not clear understanding of what the consequences would be once the news got out into the public. This is very unfortunate when most countries in Africa do not have clean running water and here Starbucks is washing it down the drain without thought.
It slaughtered all the dwellers of these cities, and polluted the area so that people could not live there. More than sixty years passed, and still no one lives in these places. The consequences of using nuclear weapon were so disastrous and cruel that humans finally understood they had to stop. Most countries signed various agreements stating that they would not use and produce nuclear weapons. Still many countries have nuclear powers, but no one comes to the scratch to use them.
11 workers were never found however, even with the search efforts, and were presumed dead. The oilrig burned till April 22nd, when it sunk to the bottom of the gulf. On April 24th, oil is found leaking from the well, this came as a shock to many experts on the matter and further research using underwater cameras showed that the well was spewing out an estimated amount of 1,000 barrels of oil per day. It was only now that the engineers came to know that the valve mechanism, the blowout preventer, which is intended to stop the flow of the crude oil from the well, had failed to activate. As the days progressed, more shocking news reached the US coastguard, who have reported that the oil spill rate is around 5,000 barrels per day.
For the first case, a massive flood displaced nearly eight-hundred graves in Hardin, Missouri in 1993. Authorities found displaced human remains over twenty-six square miles of land; fifty people were killed; 55,000 homes were damaged or destroyed; 58,000 people were displaced. It was a truly atrocious, upsetting scenario in which the likelihood of finding bodies was very low, and the procedures were costly. The public expected a lot from the anthropologists, hoping that they would work quickly and be able to recover all of the bodies of their missing families and friends. (Shows like “CSI” and “FBI” may give people an unrealistic expectation of these sorts of jobs.)
The Chernobyl Accident took place at the Chernobyl Power Complex in what is now known as the Ukraine, on April 26, 1986. The accident occurred in the Chernobyl 4 reactor, which was destroyed due to many variables, including a flawed Soviet design, serious mistakes by plant operators, and lack of safety codes due to Cold War isolation. When the incident first occurred, one of the plant personal died immediately and a second died later in the hospital. Twenty-eight operators and firemen died within three months of the disaster. The reactor was going through a test to see how long turbines would spin and supply power to main circulating pumps after a loss of main electrical power supply.
Fukushima, the nuclear power plants center, had been one of the world’s worst nuclear disasters regions. Serious damage affected many industries, and it greatly change Japan’s state of macroeconomy from several parts. Exports continued to fall because electronics industry, car industry and food industry that are important portion of Japan’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) were seriously damaged. The country accounts for 16.5 percent of that revenue in the consumer electronics industry (“Japan quake”, 2011). Sony, Toshiba, Kyocera, and Canon, are among the many industry heavyweights in the industry headquartered in Japan.
Baily Murphy 27 Analytical Paper Water Fluoridation “Fluoridation is the greatest case of scientific fraud of this century, if not of all time,” -Dr. Robert Carton, former US Environmental Protection Agency worker (Groves, 2001). The food you eat, the water you drink, and the air you breathe is contaminated with a toxic amount of sodium fluoride that is placed in the public water supply by the U.S. government (Murphy, 2008, p. 22). Doctors prescribe fluoride supplements to you and your children, because it is known to prevent cavities. Fluoride enters your body every single day, but it never exits. It accumulates in your bones and will most likely be related to the cause of your death (Sauerheber, 2011).
From there, Kwol went to Tennessee where they had a few nuclear power plants that provided there city with energy, and having those nuclear power disaster is big risk because of the mess it causes just like in Chernobyl, which killed and damaged a lot of land in Ukraine. Then Kwol went to Boston and found where the oil gets imported from, which are Yemen, Saudi Arabia, and etc., and how safely it is guarded. After that experience, Kwol went on a journey with a professor, who works at Penn state, to New York to discover up to New York to find a natural gas which is contained in a rock called shale and it is theory that it could supply America for 20 years of energy. The last three different energy sources that he discovered was wind power which mainly comes from the Great
Additionally, over five hundred aftershocks of magnitude 4.5 or greater have occurred since the initial quake (Ananda). After the calm, many cities in Japan are faced with much reconstruction and new crises. To start, when the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant was hit by the tsunami, it experienced nuclear meltdowns resulting in radioactive materials being released into its surroundings. Radiation is threatening many innocent lives and must be cleaned up as soon and as thorough as possible. Another problem is trash lifted by the tsunami waters from anywhere and everywhere, including debris from the earthquake disaster, has also been released and swept out to the ocean.