The 5 Most Dangerous Nuclear Power Plants in the US – Part 2
May 10
The Pilgrim 1 is also considered potentially dangerous, with the estimated chance of earthquake damage being 1 in 14,493.
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Although this one isn’t technically in the U.S., the state of New York should be worried about the effects of this Ontario power plant. A mild earthquake has already occurred in Lake Ontario, where a tremor was definitely felt and objects fell to the floor. If a more serious earthquake were to happen, the effects to northern New York State could be devastating. Radiation leakage is also a potential threat and the reason many Pickering home owners have sold their homes and moved to other areas.
4 - San Clemente nuclear power plant, CA.
![San Clemente nuclear power plant, CA San Clemente nuclear power plant, CA](http://www.bionomicfuel.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/sanClemente.jpg)
5) Plymouth nuclear power plant, Mass.
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