Nuclear power plant leaking, emergencies declared at 5 nuclear reactors (compared, state, world)
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"The International Atomic Energy Agency said in a statement that diesel generators that normally would have kept cooling systems running at Fukushima Daiichi had been disabled by tsunami flooding."
Nobody planned on a tsunami following a major earthquake?
I kinda think that most of what we hear in reports is skewed to avoid panic. It's only when the s really hits the fan that we get the real deal. Fact remains a nuclear power plant has experienced a major explosion. Not good.
I kinda think that most of what we hear in reports is skewed to avoid panic. It's only when the s really hits the fan that we get the real deal. Fact remains a nuclear power plant has experienced a major explosion. Not good.
I think the Japanese are being purposely closed mouthed on this right now - not to be evasive but, like stated above, to avoid panic. Being stoic is their nature. I think they are attempting to handle it themselves and if they are not successful - well, we'll all know about it, won't we?
I woke up and first thing I did was read about the nuclear power plant...things are bad...I hope if there is a way the US will try and help because all hell will break loose if this doesn't become contained and quick
I woke up and first thing I did was read about the nuclear power plant...things are bad...I hope if there is a way the US will try and help because all hell will break loose if this doesn't become contained and quick
The U.S. (and other countries) have supplied coolant. Don't know know what else we can do right now.
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