This article really demonstrates how little is known about
nuclear energy plants. The precautions put in place to avoid disasters were
tested on the March 11 earthquake in Japan, and they failed. While this is
helpful in redesigning the safety features for other plants in the United
States and other countries, these features cannot be fully tested until there
is another disaster and, hopefully, they will work next time. This article from
the New York Times goes into more detail about the incident and what is being
done to fix the problem that arose in the Fukushima Daiichi plant.
-Cristina Coyne
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