Sentences with phrase «nuclear disaster took»

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Neighboring Germany took a sharper turn away from nuclear power after the Fukushima disaster in 2011.

Taking the present dangers seriously might produce the first steps in halting the nuclear race, which he sees as leading only to disaster.

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Help researchers study the impact of the Fukushima nuclear disaster by taking and submitting radiation readings

Nuclear disasters are also far more likely to make national or international media than the plethora of car accidents that take place every day, looming large in people's minds despite their relative rarity.

Following 9/11, the NRC adopted a rule requiring nuclear operators to take steps to minimize possible damage from major natural disasters or an aircraft crash.

Germany and Switzerland took the disaster as a cue to announce phaseouts of their entire nuclear sectors, and a referendum in Italy put the brakes on Silvio Berlusconi's plans to revive nuclear power in that country.

Tetsuya Hayashi went to Fukushima to take a job at ground zero of the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl.

Even as the country reels from the threat of nuclear disaster, this president still takes a sightseeing tour of the Lincoln Memorial with his helicopter entourage.

Germany increased burning of lignite coal for exports as JE says, and as a bridge after nuclear was taken offline after the Fukushima disaster as follows.

Perhaps the most concentrated source of non-carbon energy is nuclear power, but unfortunately, due to the Fukashima disaster and other issues, nuclear power generation is now declining or taken off the table by several nations, just when needed the most to reduce greenhouse gas concentrations (see graphic).

I've sometimes felt as if the mainstream media almost want an epic nuclear disaster to take place so that they have something to get their teeth into and fill their rolling TV news bulletins.

«TEPCO used the term «beyond our expectations» [to describe the natural disaster], but they can't establish effective policies for nuclear energy safety unless they take into account things that are beyond their expectations, «Sato said.»

I'll still take the nuclear option because the risk of climate disaster is basically realized right now, whereas the risk of a nuclear incident is less than certain.

Mademoiselle Maurice is a 28 - year - old French artist who has taken her experience of living in Japan during the Fukushima nuclear disaster to the streets of Paris.

The second major disaster to hit the world's nuclear industry was Chernobyl, which took place 30 years ago, in April 1986.

Available on Android and iOS, Zero Hour's campaign takes place in the wake of a nuclear disaster, and you play one of a few elite soldiers who have been tasked with saving the world from complete devastation.