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In reply to the discussion: Nature News: Government 'must step in' to halt Fukushima leaks [View all]

Mnemosyne

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4. That's what I meant. All have been keeping a close eye on the situation, I am sure, and have
Reply to MindMover (Reply #2)
Thu Aug 29, 2013, 04:11 PM
Aug 2013

likely been frustrated as hell wanting to jump in. Amazing it has been allowed to reach this point.

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Nature News: Government 'must step in' to halt Fukushima leaks [View all] kristopher Aug 2013 OP
They needed to call in the world for help, two years ago. nt Mnemosyne Aug 2013 #1
and all the world's nuclear experts should have been called when it happened .... MindMover Aug 2013 #2
That's what I meant. All have been keeping a close eye on the situation, I am sure, and have Mnemosyne Aug 2013 #4
Japan's technocracy represents a sizable chunk of "the world's nuclear experts". kristopher Aug 2013 #8
tangentially, are they using metric tons? phantom power Aug 2013 #3
Japan DID NOT WANT HELP! PearliePoo2 Aug 2013 #5
They still aren't asking for help. kristopher Aug 2013 #7
Doesn't General Electric have a warranty on their latch key nuclear plants. Blanks Aug 2013 #6
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