Fukushima: despite a massive earthquake, tsunami, fire, and loss of power, no one died. Yes, the plant was trashed, but just how disaster-proof do you expect something to be?

Chernobyl: Horrible Soviet-era reactor design that was never approved in the West.

No member of the general public or plant worker has ever been killed by a Western-designed power reactor. That's a better safety record than any other source of power. We've got 60 years of experience. There have been three major accidents, two of which produced no loss of life whatsoever.