Japanese Nuclear Power and the Wrath of Nature
Journal: Energy & Environment
Year: 2012

en days after two steam and hydrogen explosions blew up the Chernobyl nuclear reactor, the fire that melted its core died out spontaneously. But the drama of this catastrophe still flourishes, nourished by politics, authorities, media, and interest groups of ecologists, charitable organizations, and scientists. It lives in the collective memory of the world and propagates real health, social, and economic harm to millions of people in Belarus, Russia, and the Ukraine. It is exploited in attempts