The first nuclear reactor disaster occurred at:
Correct answer: D. TMI-2
- A. Chernobyl
- B. Trombay
- C. Narora
- D. TMI-2
Explanation
The Three Mile Island Unit 2 accident in the United States in 1979 is generally regarded as the first major commercial nuclear reactor accident. Chernobyl occurred later, in 1986, although it was much more severe.
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