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Russia’s state nuclear energy company Rosatom is ready to help Japan shut down the reactors at the Fukushima nuclear power plant. A huge earthquake and a resulting tsunami hit the plant in March 2011, causing three nuclear meltdowns and a massive radiation leak.
The cooperation could involve Russia shutting down other nuclear power plants Japan won’t use in the future.
“We are glad to offer Rosatom services, including our German subsidiary Nukem Technologies,” Komarov said adding that negotiations are in progress.
“Nukem has already returned to a greenfield site Kahl and Philippsburg nuclear power stations in Germany,” he said.
“We are glad to offer Rosatom services, including our German subsidiary Nukem Technologies,” Komarov said adding that negotiations are in progress.
“Nukem has already returned to a greenfield site Kahl and Philippsburg nuclear power stations in Germany,” he said.
Anyone else find the company name is... Unfortunate? "Nukem"? Maybe it's a language thing but damn they could have named it anything...
It's troubling that Japan is still dumping ridiculous amounts of nuclear waste into the Pacific. This is still a crisis but gets little attention.
Personally I don't buy fish products harvested in the Pacific and I disregard reports that it is safe. I honestly don't care as there are option so why not pick the other options?
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