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Nukes come at a huge price tag, huge profits for companies. It is all about the money.

Most of the nukes I was involved with had triple backup systems, so very surprised that they didn't do the same in Japan. Cooling water is so critical that you must have a solid backup system...and the Japanese missed this need?

Hmmmm, something amiss here, IMO, but this disaster will be under the microscope for some years to come.

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Wave power! OMG. That tsunami could've produced enough fai for the whole country for a week !

 

I'll check with Governor Jerry "Moonbeam" Brown and see what his thoughts are.

 

HH

 

Not such a wild idea HH. A few of us had a lengthy discussion once on how fantastic it could be if you could harness the energy from tidal changes in large bodies of water.

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What we need now is a 10.0 in North Korea. :beer:

 

HH

 

 

I am sure HH still has me on ignore for having the audacity to point out his hypocrisy' date=' but ....

 

That is one of the most awful things I have ever seen posted on this board. Yes the gov't and the military are fucked up, but to wish that kind of calamity on a deeply impoverished and oppressed people is just sickening.[/quote']

 

 

There are a lot of people who see nothing wrong in bringing death to old men, women and children. So are we surprised if some of those people show up on this board?

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Cooling water is so critical that you must have a solid backup system...and the Japanese missed this need?

 

Cav...I understand that a system was in place. Automatically upon sensing the earthquake, it was shut down and a backup system was to keep things "cool". Unfortnately, the backup was wiped out by the tidal wave.

 

HH

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