The document summarizes the impacts and history of several nuclear disasters around the world, including Chernobyl, Three Mile Island, Fukushima, and others. It notes that the long-term effects of radiation exposure could include constant mutations in human DNA. It provides locations and basic timelines of major nuclear events. The Chernobyl disaster of 1986 in Ukraine and Russia is described as one of the worst nuclear disasters in history due to its large exclusion zone and long-term effects on the region.

1. Nu c l e ar d i s as t e r s
By: Cl i ve Pyk e

2. Human Impact (long-term)
The long-term effect could be constant mutations in human
DNA due to radiation exposure.

3. Locations
• Jaslovské Bohunice, Czechoslovakia
• Tokaimura, Japan
• Ottawa, Canada
• Three Mile Island, Pennsylvania
• Goiania, Brazil
• K-19, North Atlantic Ocean
• Kyshtym, Russia
• Windscale, England
• Ukraine, Russia

4. History/timeline
1952 1957 1969 2011
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Chalk river disaster kyshtym disaster Lucens reactor disaster Fukushima Daiichi disaster

5. Before/After comparison
Chernobyl had 115,000 plus residents now
its nearly Uninhabited.

6. Compare/Contrast
Children in other countries like Japan are
exposed to radiation levels that are higher
than the U.S.

7. Worst affected area
The Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine, Russia
is considered one of the worst nuclear disaster
in history.

8. Solutions
• Remove all the nuclear bombs.
• Get rid of nuclear power plants.

9. Free Choice/Miscellaneous
• The Chernobyl
disaster was rated a
level 6 out of 7, scale.

10. Personal connection
• This affects me because if a nuclear
strikes near me I could be exposed to
radiation.

11. Nuclear bombs
• Blast radius of the
atomic bomb is about
19.1 miles, but there
is a stronger bomb
out there.
• An atomic bomb is
the equivalent to
12,500 tons of TNT.

12. Aid Organizations
• Habitat for humanity

13. Recourses
www.chernobylwel.com
www.cnbc.com
www.pollutionissues.com