Published: May 2nd, 2012 at 7:55 am ET
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Title: Residents Voice Concerns on North Anna
Source: CBS 19
Date: May 1, 2012
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According to plant officials a close inspection of North Anna showed a slight leak and gasket failure, but neither issue was actually caused by the earthquake.
Published: May 2nd, 2012 at 7:55 am ET
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not caused by earthquake.. and neither was the turkish emission caused by an earthquake either!!
denial… a good strategy!
repetition … not a good strategy!
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pipes to turbine ? Like the Ca. Plant ??
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Murphy's Law ! What ever can go wrong will go wrong, then we can add in human error !
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What a bullshit "report." Don't they teach journalism in journ school any more? The plant has "enemies?" How about concerned citizens voicing sane reservations about having a bomb in their back yard? Only ONE of the two reactors was examined, not all the pipes were examined, and then BOTH reactors were put back online. This is insane.
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The last line from the reporters mouth, "…Activists are also concerned about a fault line currently under the power plant, but the NRC says that fault line did not cause last years earthquake and will likely never do any harm."
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If this one goes, Wash. DC is done. An earthquake doesn't even have to damage the plant. All it has to do is drain the lake and there will be no water to pump through the plant to cool it. This is one of the few reactors that is not situated on a major water way. But they did manage to get it located on a major fault line. Nice job nuke industry.
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BTW, This is one of the power "uprated" reactors. More pressure and more percentage of enrichment in the fuel….
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This nuke risk has been exposed. If you live within 25 miles of a nuke plant move. I live about about 40 miles from a plant and separated by a bay. I wo uld no t live so close you wouldn't even have time to hau l arse i n case of a small leak.
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