An estimated $15 billion was spent on direct costs for the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, with total estimated damages of €235 billion for Ukraine and €201 billion for Belarus over 30 years. An nuclear explosion at the site would cost around $10 million to replace damaged equipment, excluding other infrastructure like houses and water tanks that would also need to be replaced. The government would provide loans and funds to help cover the costs of dealing with a nuclear disaster.

1. Financials
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2. Chernobyl
• Chernobyl disaster, 1986: $15 billion
estimated cost of direct loss. It is estimated
that the damages could accumulate to €235
billion for Ukraine and €201 billion for Belarus
in the thirty years following the accident;
• 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami,
many nations,

3. Explosion
• If there was an nuclear explosion here, it would cost us around 10 million dollars in
equipment.
• That does not include all the house and water tanks and other items that would
have to be replaced.

4. • The government will provide our team with
the money. Loans and funds will be provided
to our team to help with the nuclear disaster.