Wednesday, March 16, 2011
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Atomic Alarm
first Italian victim of the Japanese nuclear disaster: five days there has been no news of Oscar Giannino, editor of Panorama, Messenger, Gazzettino, Morning, Radio 24. Precisely since Saturday, when the front page of the manufacturer's Roman Caltagirone appeared a comment by its outright: 'Nuclear sure, it is the litmus test'. Indignation against those who dared to 'spread and amplify the alert nuclear news', the colorful expert declared:' Now, if the state acts first thing you can say, is that it is the terrible intensity of the phenomenon which hit Japan gives us a new confirmation of the fact that safety of nuclear installations, the progress made in recent decades have been impressive, such as to hold in reality, without endangering environments and populations', etc..
But here's the door to Professor Di Nolfi, who came specially from Italy to warn him: 'Stop! Nothing hasty or improvised conclusions, it would be futile exercise. Take a deep breath and relax with the messenger '. Where can I report other memorable titles: 'The emotions influence the choices of the West', 'One step that hampers the nuclear renaissance'. Yes, because compared to the Florence of Lorenzo the Magnificent was Neanderthal. Moreover, the experts reassure the Messenger, the central Italian next venture will have 'a redundant system security', with well 'four cooling systems' (as Oscar Giannino sucking and blowing air fresh mint),' the risk that the cloud Japanese arrivals in Italy is very remote, given the greater distance '(but should be?) and everything is still in Japan under control, although the Japanese government does not know: 'No escape from the core, only minor radioactive leaks' to come 'induced by the technical facility to release the excess steam'. Two Bump, no more. Meanwhile, Fireman della Sera, which has among its shareholders manufacturers Ligresti and Toti, gives us a bold calculation Massimo Nava: 'It is science that zero risk does not exist. But in France no serious incident occurred in 1450 years (figure obtained by multiplying 58 reactors operating for 25 years each average) '.
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