Nuclear Justice Matters

Global LIves Saved

US Lives Saved

 

Using information on "Death Rates From Different Types Of Fuels" from Our World in Data, we projected 30 lives saved for each TWh that is generated by nuclear power. The number of lives saved from nuclear power is based on the difference in pollution-induced death rates per terawatt-hour (TWh) from an average coal power plant versus a nuclear power plant. These numbers do not include climate change-induced deaths from greenhouse gas emissions.

 

USA

The US is home to 56 nuclear power plants, which altogether produce about 20% of its total electricity supply— and more than half of its low-carbon electricity.

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