03-04-2011, 06:35 AM
Magda Hassan Wrote:Doesn't make much sense to close down the 4 when no one can work at the other 2 still functioning because the whole area is a radioactive time bomb. If the residents can't live there in the surrounding area then no one should work there. The whole place needs to be de-commissioned and dismantled and cleaned up. As do all the nuclear facilities to prevent this happening again.hock:
It doesn't...and for sure the locals in the exclusion zone are not going home anytime soon [say, a few years...like 15+...depending on the type of radioactive elements in the area. Few realize that at Chernobyl the other reactors [adjacent to the one that blew up] are still operational......as hard as it is to believe...so there is precedent not to give up these expensive pink elephants. People are easy for the bosses to 'give up'.
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