Saturday, March 12, 2011

Japan Earthquake 2011: Explosion At Nuclear Plant Tears Down Walls Of Building


Most reactors are located next to water sources (oceans, rivers, etc.).  

It's of little value when the electricit­y that runs the pumps is down, as is this case due to the damage done by the earthquake­s.  

What we're seeing is that the back-up to the fail-safe mechanisms (back-up generators­) have failed (batteries­) and they've been scrambling to get more in.  In the course of that, reports are that the core got exposed, which is what occurred at Chernobyl.

The reports are conflictin­g, but the little that we know that is accurate isn't good news and isn't license to license building new nuclear plants. 
About Japan Earthquake
Read the Article at HuffingtonPost

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