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Originally Posted by bluejeanslady
..und es geht mir absolut nicht darum recht zu haben, ich wollte ich hätte es nicht, wirklich ... es geht mir darum leute zum nachdenken zu bringen ... vielleicht kannst du das besser, denn ich kann mich in englisch nicht so toll verständigen wie du siehst ... ist zwanzig jahre her das ich es mal gelernt und benutzt habe ... also, was mir aufgefallen ist, wir scheinen hier völlig andere nachrichten zu haben in deutschland als die anderen .. anders kann ich es mir nicht erklären das die das alle so verharmlosen ... mittlerweilen kehren ja menschen in ihr zuhause direkt neben den reaktor zurück .. unglaublich ! ... ich kann das kaum begreifen ...  |
I write in English, it is an English forum.
Atom lobbyists all around the world try to cover up the consequences. There are no other explanations for different reports in Europe (more facts), USA ( less facts) and Japan( alot less facts). I wrote it in previous post.
Basically, any modern nuclear plant can turn into Fukushima if they are cut off from their energy source long enough. There are so many possibilities for it to happen, a plane crush, tsunami or whatsever are enough to do the job.People don't realize the danger or try to ignore it because of economy. What they don't know, spent fuel rods have to be isolated for as long as 25000 years. It means people have to make sure that there are no leakages in containments for that huge period of time. The costs are astronomical actually if you include the containment in it. Who does pay it? The government!!! The energy concerns get the profits, stuff the mouth of politicians with money and we pay for the consequenses. Also, there were and are a huge number of projects for alternative energy but they are blocked or hindered by oil and nuclear energy lobbyists from the very begining, patents are bought and put into a drawer with no use.
How do you expect them to be developed?
All that you hear from them is that nuclear energy is the cleanest (lol), cheapest(even bigger lol) source and that alternative energy is not the real deal...