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The story of the Fukushima disaster

Event organised by ICE

Date
04 November 2019
Time
18:15 - 20:00 GMT
Location
Online

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Overview

The Fukushima disaster narrowly avoided dwarfing the Chernobyl disaster. This talk tells the story of the disaster as it unfolded, illustrating how the heroic efforts of the teams on site, together with international assistance from across the world, narrowly avoided the situation spiralling out of control.

It shows how complex organisations develop ‘blind spots’ and will discuss the potential for inevitable nuclear accidents to have far-reaching, long-term consequences.

For more information please contact:

Georgia Hamilton

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