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Isn’t that holding the nuclear industry to an impossible standard, though? Nuclear plants did become much safer, they just didn’t become perfectly safe. But nei
by zapita 6y ago
Isn’t that holding the nuclear industry to an impossible standard, though? Nuclear plants did become much safer, they just didn’t become perfectly safe. But neither did the oil&gas, aviation or automobile industries. Should we also deem the authority of engineers in those industries to be undermined, because planes and automobiles still crash?
- LatteLazy 6y agoThey don't have to be perfectly safe. We can accept risks that are possible but contained. Risks that are uncontained (a meltdown leading to evacuating a huge area) have to impossible I'm afraid. Or much much less likely than they currently seem to be...