On the recordJanuary 29, 2014
Not only are the U.S. nuclear plant designs more robust than Japan's, but our significant cultural differences make it much less likely that we'll face the same problem.
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Inhofe highlights the robustness of U.S. nuclear designs compared to Japan's.
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