Nuke Industry Double Standards? (Gundersen, Podcast Feb 3 2013)
Channel: onthewaytoextinction
Date: 2013-02-14

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Fairewinds Kevin Hurley, Maggie Gundersen, and Arnie Gundersen share this podcast.  Kevin and Maggie discuss the recent internet attack against the Fairewinds website.  Arnie, Maggie and Kevin discuss the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's double standard of allowing Nuclear Senior managers off the hook for significant violations while strongly reprimanding, firing, or filing criminal charges against its technicians and engineers.  Lastly, Arnie Gundersen then discusses saltwater intrusions and what that means for Japan's Hamaoka nuclear plant and how nuke speak is used to confuse the general public and press. 

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