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I have friend who is a lawyer in the field of nuclear decommissioning. He said that contraray to what you might expect it's the small risks that are uninsurabl
by tome 13y ago
I have friend who is a lawyer in the field of nuclear decommissioning. He said that contraray to what you might expect it's the small risks that are uninsurable, not the catastrophic ones.
- jessriedel 13y agoWhat does that mean? You mean large risks of relatively small costs? (Small risks of small costs are obviously not important.) This is directly contrary to hannibal5's claim, correct?
- tome 13y agoMy understanding is that there is a chance that a small accident could lead to small compensation payouts for huge numbers of people, and the number is so huge that private insurance won't cover it, thus the government has to step in. I'm afraid this is second hand info, so I offer it for entertainment purposes only!