Koodankulam Nuclear Power Project most accident prone: PMANE
The allegedly best and the most perfect reactor in the whole wide world, certified repeatedly by Dr. Abdul Kalam, Mr. Alexander Kadakin, Mr. Vladimir Putin and a whole array of others is heading in a dangerous direction. It is pertinent to consider the colossal time overrun of some six years in making the first reactor go critical and in commissioning it.
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Reactors from Russia are unsafe and unreliable, India shouldn't buy them
A detailed interview with Russian environmentalist Vladimir Slivyak on the Russian nuclear industry, its unsafe practices and the risks with importing such reactors to India
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A detailed interview with Russian environmentalist Vladimir Slivyak on the Russian nuclear industry, its unsafe practices and the risks with importing such reactors to IndiaRead the full story »
The allegedly best and the most perfect reactor in the whole wide world, certified repeatedly by Dr. Abdul Kalam, Mr. Alexander Kadakin, Mr. Vladimir Putin and a whole array of others is heading in a dangerous direction. It is pertinent to consider the colossal time overrun of some six years in making the first reactor go critical and in commissioning it.
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