AW: David Besse Hole is full of questions

["Franz Schoenhofer" <franz.schoenhofer@CHELLO.AT>]

 

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An: jacobusj@ors.od.nih.gov
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Betreff: Re: David Besse Hole is full of questions

In a message dated 10/21/02 9:07:38 AM Mountain Daylight Time, jacobusj@ors.od.nih.gov writes:

I guess the lesson here is that core meltdown did not happen, but could
have.  

Do the media cover possible serious traffic accidents, potential explosions at chemical plants, potential serious accidents with fireworks, or potential attacks with guns that "didn't happen but could have?"  I remember reading about ONE airplane near-mishap.

>  

> There is a very interesting book available,  author 
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>     is "Greenpeace", which shows all nuclear accidents and most of all 
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>     "possible" accidents and "near misses". The book is 
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>     really interesting because of the detailed information about the accidents. 
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>     The conclusions drawn - like "We hardly escaped the destruction of the 
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>     world" is of course nonsense. (The accident involved mock-ups of 
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>     nuclear bombs and if there had been real bombs the world would have been 
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>     destroyed......) For information purposes I have always recommended this 
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>     book, which even gives technical details - of course Greenpeace copied 
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>     official reports. Anybody interested in it is invited to contact me 
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>     privately.

> Best 
>
> regards,

> Franz