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Lessons from Fukushima: Scientific American
One year after Fukushima The U.S. has reactors of the same designs that melted down at Fukushima Daiichi, but regulators hope changes could prevent a repeat of Japan’s nuclear crisis. On top of this, some reactior are in high risk risk earthquake zones. How Safe Are U.S. Nuclear Reactors? Lessons from Fukushima: Scientific American.
