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Originally Posted by Tim Deegan
Not at all. Even a 1% chance is a chance. And when you are dealing with nuclear power, then that chance is far too high.
Would you like to be the one who tells 1000's of people who live within a 25 mile range of lets say Selafield, that there is a 1% chance that they could die due to an earthquake causing a massive radiation. And then don't forget all the contamination caused by the radiation cloud.  |
Everything has a hazard attached to it ,if we followed you risk free mantra that you keep spouting we would all be living in caves .I would maybe accept your arguments against nuclear power as valid if they where based on something such as human error or faulty equipment which is far more likely than earthquakes or tsunamis