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Church Rock and Santa Susana

Why is there no mention of Church Rock uranium mill spill or the meltdown of the Sodium Reactor Experiment at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory? Church Rock was at least level 4 if not 5. It released more radiation than Three Mile Island.  Randall Bart   Talk 

This isn't intended to be an exhaustive list; some examples are given. Incidentally, if either of those accidents was ever assigned an INES rating, it doesn't appear to be listed in either article. VQuakr (talk) 01:35, 26 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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