American Fukushima
Alex Smith | 24.06.2011 08:23 | Ecology | Energy Crisis | Sheffield
This is explained by nuclear engineer David Lochbaum, from the Union of Concerned Scientists. And confirmed both by Jeff Donn of Associated Press, and our interview guest.
Feature interview with Adjunct Professor Peter Bradford from the Vermont Law School - who was an NRC Commissioner himself. Why even states and Governors, much less the public, are allowed to raise ANY safety issues. How the system works to protect the nuclear industry, against public interest.
Plus key clips from a recording of a panel at the Boston Public Library June 16th, courtesy of the C-10 Foundation and Turning Tide Productions.
I add Arnie Gundersen's assessment of the flooding nuclear reactor in Nebraska (right now); plus the past New England earthquake that could come again.
David Lochbaum gives examples of dangerous flaws in American reactors that are well-known, never fixed, and could lead, he says, to an American Fukushima.
The legal process prevents citizens from finding out risks, prevents state Legislatures and Governors from protecting their citizens against unsafe reactors. No democracy, no enforcement, no safety.
This is CD Quality Part 2 of Radio Ecoshock 110622 29 minutes.
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