> Here in California we've regulated nuclear out of existence That sounds weird to me in light of the regulatory capture of US nuclear industry. I remember the

> Here in California we've regulated nuclear out of existence That sounds weird to me in light of the regulatory capture of US nuclear industry. I remember the incident with the thinning piping being "fixed" by adjusting (downwards) the thickness required by the regulations, until the pipe burst. If anything the regulators seem to be bending over backwards for the utility operators.