![]() In the four-part Netflix docuseries “Meltdown: Three Mile Island,” which debuted Wednesday, May 4, Rick Parks - a former leading engineer at the facility - reveals how cover-ups, falsifications of safety tests and downright dangerous corner-cutting caused the terrifying nuclear event and could have potentially triggered a second, bigger one that would have affected a huge chunk of the Eastern Seaboard. The 1979 Three Mile Island nuclear meltdown in central Pennsylvania was and remains the worst accident of its kind in the United States, but, as a new documentary shows, it could have been so much worse. ‘Terrorist’ Putin is turning plant into improvised nuke, ex-military official warns ![]() Ukrainian nuclear plant workers scramble for water after dam collapses Ukraine accuses Russia of planting explosives on nuclear plant’s roofĭon’t let the Titanic-sub crisis stop tech from pushing the envelope ![]()
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