Cost of Nuke Plant Failure, 3 time France’s GDP
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Anti-Nuclear Information and Resources, and Disaster Preparation Planning: http://nukeprofessional.blogspot.com/ This one came from Capt D, who is doing top notch work on shutting down San Onofre.
Capt D is quoting alot of information from Testosterone Pit, which is linked here also, just below.
And here is the French Paper report, using the Google tranlator which works pretty OK
The French have 58 nuclear plants, and a single one of them could wipe out 3 years of GDP. That would kill their country, and much of Europe as a domino effect. See the chart below, France likes to group their highest devices all together similar to Fukushima to achieve “lower operating cost”. So usually they group 4 plants together, it one blows up it would affect the ability to prevent the others from blowing up.
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Look at these numbers and remember the USA cannot afford a Trillion Dollar Eco-Disaster like Fukushima either!
French Nuclear Disaster Scenario Was So Bad The Government Kept It Secret
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It evaluated a range of disaster scenarios that might occur at the Dampierre plant. In the best-case scenario, costs came to €760 billion—more than a third of France’s GDP. At the other end of the spectrum: €5.8 trillion! Over three times France’s GDP. A devastating amount. So large that France could not possibly deal with it.
Yet, France gets 75% of its electricity from nuclear power. The entire nuclear sector is controlled by the state, which also owns 85% of EDF, the mega-utility that operates France’s 58 active nuclear reactors spread over 20 plants. So, three weeks ago, the Institute released a more politically correct report for public consumption. It pegged the cost of an accident at €430 billion.
2013-04-12 21:45:17
Source: http://nukeprofessional.blogspot.com/2013/03/cost-of-nuke-plant-failure-3-time.html
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