We all seem to get that airplanes are safe and that being afraid to fly is something to overcome. We also know how disastrously it can go wrong if the plane crashes into flats (I'm thinking of the Bijlmer disaster, not a terrorist attack): it's not a theoretical risk, it's just exceedingly unlikely to happen to you.
How come this is communicated differently for fission energy? Looking at the data it's a similar situation.
How many actual deaths are a result of nuke accidents?
Depending on how you count its possible more people died in a single airplane crashes than have died in all the nuke related energy production incidents, ever.
How come this is communicated differently for fission energy? Looking at the data it's a similar situation.