With coal powered electric plants all the Tsunami would od is put out the fire that run the turbines.
We have plenty of coal.
Get the EPA off their azz and we can have plenty of electric.
Breathing coal may not be as bad as the radiation one might get in a full-scale meltdown but it's a lot worse than what one gets when the nuke plant isn't.
And getting that coal is more dangerous to workers than keeping a reactor running and it's more likely to turn a community into a wasteland than a nuke plant.
I was going to compare Centralia to Harrisburg (Three Mile Island) but then Harrisburg is a wasteland too but not because of TMI but because of Democrats
I'll grant that a 9 magnitude earthquake followed by a 30-foot tsunami is more destructive to a community than coal power.
