The only ones I know about are Chernobyl (MAJOR) and Three Mile Island Pa, which was a commercial write off but little risk to population.
Could add Windscale in 1957 where a graphite air cooled pile caught fire, but that was not a power plant, it was similar to the old Hanford piles in the US, for plutonium production
No, excepting of course some important accidents.
No, so far only some ships have nuclear energy.
Nuclear Energy
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Nuclear energy
Most uses include energy and weapons although some nuclear energy is used for materials.
- possible problem with pollution - possible problems with some accidents in nucear fuel plants or in nuclear reactors - nuclear wastes
A toaster converts electrical energy into thermal energy. Some of that electrical energy may have come from a nuclear power plant.
Some 13.7 billion years - all stars shine by nuclear energy.
Some industrial accidents are accidental release of chemical during production, explosions, nuclear explosion and radiation, pollution, construction accidents and even mine explosions to name a few.
The International community as a whole and several key states in particular, must grapple with need to resolve the contradiction at the heart of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treatywhich some claim means nuclear energy is an inalienable right. Theinalienable right to nuclear energy is a historical and political mistake.
Some of the miss uses of nuclear energy is that people inhale it