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Regulators aware for years of understated seismic risks to nuclear plants

March 30, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Regulators aware for years of understated seismic risks to nuclear plants

With the events in Japan on everyone’s mind, it’s of course to be expected that seismic safety at nuclear power plants in the U.S. becomes a hot topic. This article discusses how the Nuclear Regulatory […]

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