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nuclear power plant - pollution or health injury
Introduction
What is a nuclear power plant?
It is a power station that gives us fuel and materials.
How does it work?
It works on pretty easy basics. Perhaps it is in many ways similar to a coal-fired power plant. But we all should agree that there is one important difference between them, or two precisely. Nuclear power plants unlikely the coal-fired one does not produce harmful smoke like coal-fired power plants do when burning coal. But it is more fatal when it fails, and more dangerous to work with. 

In a nuclear power plant, heat is generated by a controlled reaction during the fusion of uranium in the reactor.
The reactor is connected to a primary circuit in which ordinary water flows. In the heat exchanger, the water transfers its heat to the secondary circuit in the form of steam. The secondary circuit drives the steam to the turbine and spins it. The turbine drives a generator that creates electrical energy.
Visual model of the reactor:
 

Visual model of coolant:

Coolants are used for stabilizing the reactor, so it wouldn't overheated and collapsed.
What would happen if the reactor collapsed? And how does this endanger us and our environment?
If a nuclear reactor were to collapse, it could lead to a catastrophic event called/named as a nuclear meltdown. This can happen if the reactor's core becomes so hot that it melts through its containment structure, releasing large amounts of radiation into the surrounding environment. In other words, the reactor overheats, which can happen if the coolants fail.

A) The first problem would be the release of radiation: That's when the core is melted and releases harmful/deadly materials into our surroundings (Water, atmosphere, things and even human beings, etc.). The aftermath of this can be radiative sickness (Aka. Acute radiation syndrome, when the individual is exposed to high level of radiation, which can cause ,nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, weakness, hair loss, skin burns, and in severe cases, damage to the bone marrow, gastrointestinal tract, and other organs. Long-term effects may include an increased risk of cancer and other chronic health conditions,) which affects not only humans, but also animals and other organisms. There are many more illnesses from it, such as ,cancer, genetic mutations, and other serious health effects in humans and other living organisms,.

B) Contamination of the environment: As I said previously, the release of radioactive materials can contaminate other things and even beings. Which leads to a long period of time of environmental damage. Which affects ecosystems, agriculture, and food supplies. Which threatens the health and wellbeing of others.

C) Evacuation and displacement: During this event, the government usually needs to evacuate or perhaps people themselves evacuate in nearby places, so they couldn't get harmed/effected by the harmful materials and radiation in the air. This can be troublesome for the mental health and social impacts that are being affected on them, and the question of where they will live now, since their home is destroyed/ they can't go back any sooner.D) Economic consequences: In order to get rid of the danger, government/owners need to put into repair a significant amount of money. For example they have to pay for - ,cleanup, decontamination, and compensation for affected individuals and communities,. It can also damage the reputation of nuclear power, which can affect ,unclear industry and energy production,. (Which may also lead to enormous prices for materials for uranium, because nobody will want to buy it.)

Overall, we can say with confidence that reactor collapse and meltdown is a risk to not only human health but every single organism's health and presents a danger to our environment, alongside affecting our economy. That's why we always should go by the safety guidelines and try to prevent this event.
Bonus:
For worker who works around this danger has been invented a suit called ,Hazmat suit,.

Visual model of Hazmat suit:
 

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