Stanford scientists measure health effects of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident, less than 200 deaths worldwide to be expected.

The UN/WHO and others have made statements that make it sound like deaths will be so low that it will be almost impossible to measure any if they do indeed take place. So yes, these figures are probably on the high side.

You can take Jacobson's estimates somewhat seriously, or treat them as an exaggeration. Either way, the estimated death toll is remarkably low. Lower than Chernobyl; lower than other industrial accidents; lower than the amount of people killed by fossil fuel pollution.

Meanwhile, other anti-nuclear campaigners are regularly screeching on about Fukushima death tolls that will be in the hundreds of thousands or millions.

so it could cause 1300 deaths by cancer. that is more than zero

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