The operator of Torness nuclear power station has been ordered to make safety improvements and urged to boost its defences against jellyfish.
A new report from nuclear watchdog the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) has highlighted issues with checks on safety valves, concerns about radioactive waste discharge pipes, and a lack of self-closing safety doors.
Source: Edinburgh Evening News
Subsidized economic time bombs stunning in relation to anything else
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CaptD — @Richard P
What is less?
Richard Perry — Are you shure it is less, estaments in the past have been half of final costs, I would hold on...
CaptD — That should have been FEE not FEW
and here is the link:
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sorry
CaptD — THX Yes and we will continue to see much more "Monkey Business" as Utilities use every trick in the...
CaptD — =======> GAO Says N.R.C. Skimps on Financial Oversight, Audit Says - Utility Products Magazine
http://is.gd/k5sNpE
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The government does a poor job of...
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