ENERGY NEWS
12/07/2013
New York Times reporter Matthew Wald (at 46:30 in):
Wald says the Fukushima plant is not a public place, so pieces of nuclear fuel in the cooling water isn’t as big of a deal — and that the leaking water used to cool the fuel is barely polluted. Here is what independent nuclear consultant John Large has said on the matter:
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