Amita Bhaduri | Nuclear plants are usually located near oceans or rivers in order to have access to ample water for cooling but not the plant at Fatehabad. When completed, it will be India’s largest and could be its most dangerous too.
S P Udayakumar during his recent trip to Haryana where he addressed press conferences in Fatehabad, Chandigarh and Sonepat and spoke at several public meetings.
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People alive today and future generations will bear the brunt of continuing nuclear folly of some combination of egoistic ignorance, irrational desire for money or fame, and socio-environmental myopia among politicians, bureaucrats, scientists and technologists running nuclear establishments around the world. The inauguration of the Gorakhpur NPP by India’s Prime Minister is only the latest example of this folly.
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