You have to understand that "Lowest deaths per terawatt-hour" is not the sole stat to look at to determine something's danger.
I think the flat amount of direct and indirect death, as well as considering the amount of people who's quality of life has diminished, but not enough to kill them.
Other energy industries have these problems too, so I have no idea how they actually compare.
I think the flat amount of direct and indirect death, as well as considering the amount of people who's quality of life has diminished, but not enough to kill them.
Other energy industries have these problems too, so I have no idea how they actually compare.