Yesterday evening at 22h05 French public channel 2 Fance issued a report on the nuclear power Blayais within of the "complément d'enquête."
You can see the program through the archive of videos from the web.
Blayais The power is in the estuary of the Gironde, a few miles north of Bordeaux and the characteristics are similar to the known central Fukushima.
The plot focused on this central incident on 27 December 1999. That fateful night, a temporary tide associated with heavy rains affected the nuclear reactors that, literally, was flooded.
France has always ensured that its nuclear power plants are the safest in the world. Exactly the same as saying Japan to hace poco más de un mes. Curiosamente en España se asegura que las centrales son seguras pero nunca nadie se ha atrevido a decir que "son las más seguras del mundo".
Lo curioso del "incidente" de Blayais es que hasta pasados 8 días nadie informó del incidente, de la parada de emergencia de los reactores, los problemas de refrigeración, de los problemas para conectar estos sistemas de refrigeración a los generadores eléctricos de emergencia, de las emisiones "controladas" de vapor radiactivo, de otras tantas cosas que seguro que ni se habrán contado.
La población sigue teniendo miedo a lo nuclear. Ante este miedo los responsables nucleares optan por "ocultar" los incidentes (algunos, clearly safe for the population) in order to avoid unnecessary alarm. But this "ocurantismo" feeds the distrust of the population. Is the dog chasing its tail. Japan
What seems to us very far, but ... Are you really that far? Perhaps a few 300km.
A reflection.
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