The headline is misleading IMO: Simply tallying up numbers of problems noted by a regulatory agency is useless from the perspective of judging safety. Remember

The headline is misleading IMO: Simply tallying up numbers of problems noted by a regulatory agency is useless from the perspective of judging safety. Remember when Microsoft tried to make Firefox look like a buggy piece of shit by simply noting how many open bugs they had in their Bugzilla? The real problem from the article that is worrying (if true) is that the NRC is not always able to properly enforce compliance with their policies even when issues become known.