While I believe nuclear power must be a vital part of our country's overall energy portfolio, we must ensure that we have the best systems and practices in place to safeguard against an unforeseen nuclear accident to prevent widespread disaster like that which is unfolding in Japan.
Emphasizes the importance of nuclear safety and preparedness in light of potential disasters.
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