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A special investigative commission in Japan has issued a report that praises, explicitly or implicitly, several elements of nuclear safety regulation in the United States.
But a few hours after the report was released on Thursday, the chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, who is about to step down, declared that the Fukushima Daiichi meltdowns revealed a major gap in the American safety program. To whit: what happened at Fukushima technically did not violate American safety standards because the public suffered no major radiation exposure.
Getty ImagesGregory B. Jaczko
Yet the effect was clearly unacceptable because people will be uprooted from their homes for years or decades, the chairman, Gregory B. Jaczko, noted.
A special investigative commission in Japan has issued a report that praises, explicitly or implicitly, several elements of nuclear safety regulation in the United States.
ReplyDeleteBut a few hours after the report was released on Thursday, the chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, who is about to step down, declared that the Fukushima Daiichi meltdowns revealed a major gap in the American safety program. To whit: what happened at Fukushima technically did not violate American safety standards because the public suffered no major radiation exposure.
Getty ImagesGregory B. Jaczko
Yet the effect was clearly unacceptable because people will be uprooted from their homes for years or decades, the chairman, Gregory B. Jaczko, noted.