Not exact matches
Years of economic punishment for
nuclear belligerence haven't stopped the reclusive regime from managing a decent track
record at international sporting
events.
«Many of these significant
events occurred because reactor owners, and often the NRC, tolerated known safety problems,» wrote David Lochbaum a
nuclear engineer with the Union of Concerned Scientists in a report examining the 2010 track
record.
But at a hearing at the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources on January 23 in which much of the discussion was centered around how power reliability fared during the recent
record - breaking cold weather
event in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, a number of key stakeholders noted that
nuclear was as vital as other baseload plants in maintaining reliability.
It features chapters on: the year in review, which highlights environmental extremes, including
record extreme weather and climate
events and increasing degradation of marine ecosystems, but notes progress towards new investments in renewable energy and towards a green economy; the benefits of soil carbon; the closing and decommissioning of
nuclear power reactors; and on key environmental indicators, which underscores the need to address mounting challenges, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and land and soil degradation.
events, there was: a weather hazard
recorded for Jordan Montana, where the temperature fell to minus 41 degrees Celsius; a continuation of the
nuclear biohazard at Fukushima, Japan; an earthquake registered in El Guarco Valley, Costa Rica, severity as yet unknown; a severe weather
event — a hailstorm in Woolgoolga, Australia; and something called «an
event into space» in Greece, which, the last time such a thing was noted back in November, was ultimately explained by RSOE this way: