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Inside the reactor building where it belongs, so nobody is in danger outside of the reactor building. Headline could be clearer.
by std_throwaway 10y ago
Inside the reactor building where it belongs, so nobody is in danger outside of the reactor building. Headline could be clearer.
- Filligree 10y agoAnd at a location which was previously too dangerous to approach.
- anigbrowl 10y ago...for now. Sudden spikes might be a warning of an emerging problem, and some problems have a way of bursting their containers. I remember a lot of similarly sanguine comments when the next of the Fukushima disaster first broke.