But those are pre-Fukushima standards and you have not promulgated any post-Fukushima standards thus far.
Those results are shameful. I ask that portions of this report be entered into the record and request your formal writte...
The Commission recently voted to allow plants to continue to overfill these pools for as long as they wished to do so.
Fukushima reminded us of the devastating effects of a nuclear reactor meltdown.
The solution to this is simple. Take the waste out of pools and put it into safer, dry cask storage.
With that much at stake, I think the Commission's vote not to heed these warnings was simply irresponsible.
Then how could it have happened then that they were walking through our power plants, especially post-9/11?
For me, that is still unforgivable. We know what can happen. We know what the consequences are.
It is very important for this culture to change. I am just afraid that it has not.
The extent to which all of a sudden with the rise of wind and solar, the nuclear industry becomes concerned that the gov...
Given the fact that NRC studies show that the consequences of a spent fuel fire can be as severe as the consequences of ...