The Three-Mile Island incident, which occurred on March 28, 1979, was a nearly disastrous nuclear accident caused by equipment malfunctions and operator errors. Although it resulted in a partial meltdown, no immediate deaths or injuries occurred, but it significantly impacted the nuclear industry and public perception of nuclear power. ;
The Three-Mile Island incident in 1979 was a nearly disastrous nuclear accident caused by equipment failures and operator mistakes. It led to a partial meltdown at the reactor, releasing small amounts of radioactive gases, but no immediate injuries occurred. The incident significantly affected public perception of nuclear power and led to stricter regulations in the industry.
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