If I had cable TV, I think, I would have news about the nuclear problems going non-stop. I am very much interested in it. I been trying to follow the news story but it seems there is a lack of information.
One site I just found that seems to have good information and presents it in a clear manner is the International Atomic Energy Agency.
I do not know what the American people are thinking about nuclear power now. I can see how it would be great to get away from oil as much as we can but just how safe is nuclear power? It does not look safe to me at all.
If we build brand new state of the art nuclear plants what if terrorist attack the plants by getting jobs inside or by some attack from the outside like flying an plane into one of the sites?
We should have listened to President Jimmy Carter back in the late 70s.
We forget that Jimmy Carter attended the United States Naval Academy and graduated 59th out of 820 midshipmen.
“…Carter was based in Schenectady, New York, and working on the nuclear propulsion system for the Seawolf submarine when he was ordered to Chalk River, joining other Canadian and American service personnel.
Once they arrived, Carter's team used a model of the reactor to practice the steps necessary to disassemble the reactor and seal it off. During execution of the actual disassembly each team member, including Carter, donned protective gear, was lowered individually into the reactor, stayed for only a few seconds at a time to minimize exposure to radiation, and used hand tools to loosen bolts, remove nuts and take the other steps necessary to complete the disassembly process.
During and after his presidency Carter indicated that his experience at Chalk River shaped his views on nuclear power and nuclear weapons, including his decision not to pursue completion of the neutron bomb.[15]…”
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