Is solar more carcinogenic than nuclear?

[codegrump]

I'd love to hear a comparison of nuclear and all common power generation methods. I know coal is one of them most carcinogenic, but couldn't comment on gas, oil, geothermal, hydroelectric or even the future envisioned by fusion.

[DH-rtfk]

I've read that there are designs for a plant that if everything fails, the plant would shut down and stop the reaction instead of melting down. What would that look like versus something like the Fukushima plant?

[ParacetamolSnorter]

Why did you remove the video titled, "Attractive Energy Sources and subsidies "... I wanted to see it as that's the sector I want to target for my startup 😭😭😭😭

[functionalvanconversion]

What about the altered water being released from Fukushima which replaces the hydrogen atom in water? This release is common amongst most nuclear power plants.

When you (read, could be inaccurate) into nuclear power plants nationwide they all seem to have questionable record keeping.

All the legacy sites in the US from nuclear material from cold war.

Columbia River in Washington next to Hanford. They know it leaks into the river, but it can't be measured because of the volume of water (does that mean it has no consequences or impact).

It seems we need to figure out how to organize the waste before creating more.