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Not sure what you mean by a great leap forward, but you are correct in saying that lots of nuclear events are not taken up and reported by the media, unless it's some accident, or something, that they can sensationalize.

Take a look at this. It may give you more insight.

Comparison with various cities in the world.

Lots of useful info

A couple of hundred pages. Good reading.

It's been a very long time since anyone posted anything of interest here. Is this forum still active?

U.S. Energy Information Administration, Monthly report, Feb 2016.

Five Years after the Fukushima Daiichi Accident - Nuclear Safety Improvements and Lessons Learnt

Executive Summary of "Events reported to the Nuclear Safety Regulator in the period of 1 April 2001 to 31 March 2015"

It's not as major an event as you think. Sure, it should not be taken lightly, but it does happen and there are processes and procedures to deal with it.

Very nice gradphys!

And here is the other one.

Haven't been around much lately, but I just found a couple of interesting documents, so I figured I'd come by and share them

I haven't posted for a while, so here is report you may find interesting.

Most of us do not "blindly" believe UNSCEAR reports, but we definitely give more credence to a large group of scientists considered experts by their peers, than to a critique by a a group that has a very well defined political agenda!