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I sure hope your forecast of a very low level of danger turns out to be right.But, and this is my argument against nuclear power (though I accept that we're going to keep using it for the foreseeable future), I really don't think that we will ever be able to foresee every possible scenario and have a plan to cope with that.There would have to be literally millions of possible scenarios for a nuclear disaster. I just can't see man ever being able to think of them all, let alone be able to cope with them.The same applies to many things of course. But with nuclear the difference is the potential impacts of a disaster should one occur. No other man-made disaster comes close in terms of worst case long term effects.
I sure hope your forecast of a very low level of danger turns out to be right.
But, and this is my argument against nuclear power (though I accept that we're going to keep using it for the foreseeable future), I really don't think that we will ever be able to foresee every possible scenario and have a plan to cope with that.
There would have to be literally millions of possible scenarios for a nuclear disaster. I just can't see man ever being able to think of them all, let alone be able to cope with them.
The same applies to many things of course. But with nuclear the difference is the potential impacts of a disaster should one occur. No other man-made disaster comes close in terms of worst case long term effects.
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