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Fix!Have they blamed Trump for it yet? Make that a poll option when yo- oh you didn't make a poll, now did you?
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Fix!Have they blamed Trump for it yet? Make that a poll option when yo- oh you didn't make a poll, now did you?
Wow that hurricane comes from Africa you racist!Just nuke it.
When 130- to 156-mph winds are in the forecast, a nuclear power plant may not come to mind as a safe place to be.
But you might be surprised, Jon Wentzel suggested.
“A nuclear power plant is built to withstand all sorts of natural or manmade disasters,” said Wentzel, vice president of communications at the Nuclear Energy Institute in Washington.
“They are some of the most robust parts of the infrastructure in the United States.”
While Hurricane Dorian loomed far offshore Friday, the coastal St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant was arranging to cease operations.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission requires nuclear reactors to shut down in the presence of hurricane-force winds 74 mph — the minimum speed for a Category 1 storm — or stronger. Dorian threatened to pummel the Treasure Coast Labor Day weekend as a Category 4 storm.
No but that never stops people from scaremongering atomic energy so why start now?Hurricane Dorian pose a more worrying situation with the Port St. Lucie nuclear power plant. Will we get a Fukushima in America?
No but that never stops people from scaremongering atomic energy so why start now?
Too bad Bahamas is fucked. Think of all the offshore bank accounts.