Al Jazeera Explains What A Fukushima Meltdown Would Look Like

Following explosions in at least two reactor cores at Japan's Fukushima
nuclear power plant - and as the developing crisis is rated at level 6
of seven levels on the International Nuclear Events Scale (previously being 3, or below 3 Mile Island status, to keep the panic level low)- attention is
turning to just what is happening inside the 40-year-old power plant in
north-east Japan. Al Jazeera's Dan Nolan explains how a meltdown would happen.

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It was the fault of the Japanese for allowing such a reactor to be built in that location without additional safety measures being required.
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