TVA requirements

[Zack Clayton <zclayton@YAHOO.COM>]

Susan Gawarecki wrote:

> There is nothing at all to inform 

the downstream residents and businesses of what to do in case of a dam 

break; much less warn them.



Compare this to what TVA does around nuclear power plants (sirens,

signs 

for evacuation routes, instructions), which are not an acute hazard if 

they fail, especially compared to a dam break.



I've come to the conclusion that TVA has its priorities screwed up. <





No Susan, TVA is simply doing what is required of them to do by the

regulatory agencies covering the two types of activity.  I would say

the regulators of the dam stations have *their* priorities screwed up. 





My observations only.  

Zack Clayton

HP3

Columbus, OH



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