This isn't good. Remember this?
The downside of Nuclear Power. Is it simply too costly? It looks like 30 years later, after Three Mile Island (the most relevant nuclear accident to what is going on now in Japan), we're seeing a real life China Syndrome. Except on that side of the world, it might be called "The Detroit Syndrome."
That's another thing. Anyone ever read "We Almost Lost Detroit?"
I know I said TMI is a more relevant analog to this current situation than Chernobyl. But I am struck by the memory of what Chernobyl means in Ukrainian.
"Wormwood."
Put Frederik Pohl on your reading list.
And also remember too, that the wildlife around Chernobyl today is abundant and healthy. For the most part.
Did anyone mention that FIVE Japanese Nuclear Power plants are affected?
Things won't be good in Japan even if these problems are contained with relative ease. Where will they get the electricity?
Probably Coal. If we're lucky, that will be the real "China Syndrome."
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The downside of Nuclear Power. Is it simply too costly? It looks like 30 years later, after Three Mile Island (the most relevant nuclear accident to what is going on now in Japan), we're seeing a real life China Syndrome. Except on that side of the world, it might be called "The Detroit Syndrome."
That's another thing. Anyone ever read "We Almost Lost Detroit?"
I know I said TMI is a more relevant analog to this current situation than Chernobyl. But I am struck by the memory of what Chernobyl means in Ukrainian.
"Wormwood."
Put Frederik Pohl on your reading list.
And also remember too, that the wildlife around Chernobyl today is abundant and healthy. For the most part.
Did anyone mention that FIVE Japanese Nuclear Power plants are affected?
Things won't be good in Japan even if these problems are contained with relative ease. Where will they get the electricity?
Probably Coal. If we're lucky, that will be the real "China Syndrome."
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