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The 1960s design of five Fukushima-I reactors has the smallest safety margin and probably can't contain 90% of melt-downs.
Amory Lovins: With Nuclear Power, "No Acts of God Can Be Permitted" Amory Lovins 2011
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The 1960s design of five Fukushima-I reactors has the smallest safety margin and probably can't contain 90% of melt-downs.
Amory Lovins: With Nuclear Power, "No Acts of God Can Be Permitted" Amory Lovins 2011
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Minimizes party-guest melt-downs. liz´s last blog ..
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The thing is that this “quote”, like so many others that lead to melt-downs, is based on gossip and what some anymouse staffer says.
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The 1960s design of five Fukushima-I reactors has the smallest safety margin and probably can't contain 90% of melt-downs.
Amory Lovins: With Nuclear Power, "No Acts of God Can Be Permitted" Amory Lovins 2011
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At the couple of parties where the presents were opened there, there were definite melt-downs. liz´s last blog ..
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The 1960s design of five Fukushima-I reactors has the smallest safety margin and probably can't contain 90% of melt-downs.
Amory Lovins: With Nuclear Power, "No Acts of God Can Be Permitted" Amory Lovins 2011
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It seems fairly sensible for an author to refrain from whining dejectedly about the haters — especially when you look at spectacular examples of melt-downs like the Anne Rice Amazon rant — but the parameters of this injunction are arguable.
Ethics and Enthusiasm Hal Duncan 2009
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The handsome, graying King (no relation to the senile Larry) showed pictures taken from a satellite on his "Magic Wall," a high-tech, oversized iPad, of deforestation in Brazil and glacier melt-downs in the Mt. Everest region of Nepal as clear evidence of global warming.
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The handsome, graying King (no relation to the senile Larry) showed pictures taken from a satellite on his "Magic Wall," a high-tech, oversized iPad, of deforestation in Brazil and glacier melt-downs in the Mt. Everest region of Nepal as clear evidence of global warming.
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