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Judging by your numbers, is if we had 12,500 plants in the world we will have a disaster every year. Also considering human error, I don't see more plants equa
by danamit 4y ago
Judging by your numbers, is if we had 12,500 plants in the world we will have a disaster every year.
Also considering human error, I don't see more plants equaling less human errors, needing more workers my drop the quality of workers. No one wants Homer Simpson running their local plant.
- hedora 4y agoWe know how to build plants that are physically incapable of melting down. The numbers only work looking backwards at this point.