Perhaps
the consequences of nuclear accidents need to be faced in a way where improved engineering is the solution rather than mothballing.
because of my views on the potential
consequences of nuclear accidents.
Not exact matches
A major spent fuel fire at a U.S.
nuclear plant «could dwarf the horrific
consequences of the Fukushima
accident,» says Edwin Lyman, a physicist at the Union
of Concerned Scientists, a nonprofit in Washington, D.C., who was not on the panel.
While the probability
of a
nuclear power
accident may be small, the human and environmental
consequences of a radiation release can be catastrophic.
And just as the atomic bomb indiscriminately killed tens
of thousands
of civilians, this
nuclear reactor
accident, albeit on a smaller scale, will be responsible for indiscriminate suffering and lives cut short; the
consequences are likely to play out over the next several decades due to radiation pollution and the resulting economic costs.»
Sure, there have not been huge numbers
of accidents at
nuclear power stations, but the
consequences of such
accidents are catastrophic and the true death toll will nOt be known for many years.
This ruling allows regulators to «avoid careful consideration
of serious environmental and human health impacts associated with a plan to build new
nuclear reactors at the Darlington site on Lake Ontario — including the
consequences of a major
nuclear accident — during the project's environmental assessment.»