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I pasted in the original headline directly from the article. They've (nikkei.com) updated it since. I'm glad that this is the case, rather than having the head
by maxharris 16y ago
I pasted in the original headline directly from the article. They've (nikkei.com) updated it since.
I'm glad that this is the case, rather than having the headline get even worse.
- owyn 16y agoAh, that makes sense... now, is it a conspiracy OR a coverup?! :) I too am glad that things seem to be getting better not worse. Cringely has an interesting take on it: http://www.cringely.com/2011/03/flea-powder-may-be-saving-lives-in-japan http://www.cringely.com/2011/03/flea-powder-may-be-saving-li...
- rdl 16y agoJapan's nuclear industry actually has had a fair number of releases of radioactivity over the past few decades, not all of which were immediately or fully disclosed. A lot were related to reprocessing, not reactors themselves.
- neutronicus 16y agoCringely seems to think that the Japanese are big enough idiots not to keep boron near a nuclear reactor. I doubt this. He also seems to think that water with some boron in it is "exotic".