[gunsequalfreedom]

After Fukishima you would think we would be quickly shutting down the nuclear industry. This industry needs to shut down ASAP.

[catnipman]

“After Fukishima you would think we would be quickly shutting down the nuclear industry. This industry needs to shut down ASAP.
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Hanford is one of our nuclear weapons plants.

[WHBates]

This was a government run weapons facility? Has nothing to do with the civilian nuclear program.

[ExSoldier]

After Fukishima you would think we would be quickly shutting down the nuclear industry. This industry needs to shut down ASAP.

What a load of CRAP. My late father in law was in charge of building the Nuke plants for Florida Power and Light in Miami for about thirty years. He literally BUILT the Turkey Point Nuke plant in Miami. He held an SC.D in Nuclear Physics, a higher degree than a PH.D because it has all math and science instead of the usual Humanities and philosophy regimen in the other. The Fukishima nd Chernobyl disasters (and Three Mile Island for that matter) were a direct result of corner cutting to keep costs down. Properly built, the nuclear power option is the only hope for powering this nation's future.

[Drango]

After Fukishima you would think we would be quickly shutting down the nuclear industry. This industry needs to shut down ASAP.

Sorry, NO! Nuclear is still a very viable alternative. It needs to keep operating.

[Impy]

I think nuclear power is too useful to scrap because 1 plant out of 450 or so in the world had a devastating meltdown recently.