The catastrophe that wasn’t | Adrian Brown | TEDxAmericanSchoolOfGuatemala

Say the word nuclear and you can almost hear it. The silence, the disaster. Nuclear.The word embodies the idea of a danger so great, so unstoppable, yet completely invisible. When you hear about the word the disaster Chernobyl, you probably imagine, you envision a complete disaster, a meltdown, an explosion followed by a mushroom cloud of radioactive material and ash that spreads, kills, and mutates everything in its path. And with Fukushima, headlines screaming, alarms blaring of radioactive water spilling ...