Expert: Natural disasters pose risk to Japan nuclear plant
Another
natural disaster leading to a radioactive leak poses the biggest threat
to the stability of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in Japan, said
Michael Friedlander, a former U.S. nuclear plant senior operator. "The
biggest real risk is that a pipe breaks and that hundreds of thousands
of gallons of highly radioactive water ends up underground or ends up
leeching back into the ocean or something like that," Friedlander said.
However, the prospect of large-scale contamination "is almost zero," he
added. CNN
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