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1 Exxon Valdez oil spill, 1989: The clean-up of the oil spill cost an estimated $2.5 billion; recovery for settlements, $1.1 billion; and the economic loss (fisheries, tourism, etc.) suffered due to the damage to the Alaskan ecosystem was estimated at $2.8 billion;
Meanwhile, the government is struggling to contain a nuclear crisis, which adds to the country's disaster. While analysts are estimating that the Japan disaster is likely to be the costliest on record, AccuWeather.com has calculated the world's five most expensive natural disasters in history. 1. Earthquake and tsunami, Japan (2011) Cost: $235 billion (by the World Bank)