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A typical Nuclear power-plant with 1 Unit generates 3937 Megawatts Per Hour.

Fukushima Daiichi had 4 units.

So 3937 Megawatts Multiplied by 4 is 15,748 Megawatts Per Hour.

This is enough to power the whole of Vegas 58 Times.

A single Wind turbine can generate 2.5 M/W per day and that is if its on a land with a lot of water speed.

So we need 6299 Wind Turbines located at a place where its High, Has alot of waterfalls. That means you need approximately the Entire of Japan 40 Times over and that 40 times must be full of waterfalls to generate the power a single powerplant with 4 units generates.

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