World Is Ignoring Most Important Lesson From Fukushima

mdsolar writes "Kenichi Ohmae, an MIT-trained nuclear engineer also widely regarded as Japan's top management guru, is dean of Business Breakthrough University. In the CSM he writes: 'Fukushima's most important lesson is this: Probability theory (that disaster is unlikely) failed us. If you have made assumptions, you are not prepared. Nuclear power plants should have multiple, reliable ways to cool reactors. Any nuclear plant that doesn't heed this lesson is inviting disaster.'"

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Here is a better way....

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don't use them at all.

Why does this not happen? Because the viable alternatives can't be metered or work to well.
i.e. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/03/07/wind-power-companies-paid-to-not-produce/
http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/