Veronesi:
The major events of the four reactors will inevitably require Japanese to those who, like me, decided to take care of safety of nuclear installations and protecting the public, to put Apart from the shock and take a deep pause for reflection. The characteristics of Japanese uniqueness of events, where the earthquake was associated with the tsunami and then the nuclear accident, has awakened in us all atavistic fears and apocalyptic visions, as well as grief and sincere solidarity to the people and for the heroes, technicians and scientists, who try in every way to save it. I remain convinced that the world can not do without nuclear power to survive, given that oil, coal and gas are counted and the decades that are in the hands of very few countries that we are approaching 7 billion on the planet with ever-increasing needs of energy, and that other sources of energy are not currently exploited in order to ensure coverage of requirements. After the incident of nuclear nipponiche but I can not help asking myself questions. Starting with the security systems of power plants in Fukushima, why were not able to be activated effectively? We must conclude that there was insufficient? then I wonder if the modern third-generation advanced reactors that we would give ourselves withstood a tsunami of that scale, and if we are sure that it is more appropriate and safer to have a few large-sized reactors, rather than provide us with a network of minireattori. To answer these and other questions, I would personally investigate and review the plans (which incidentally I have always considered excellent) nuclear development of our country, even Europe. We have the advantage of starting from scratch and be able to make choices free from constraints and are therefore in the best to decide conscientiously, prudence, intelligence, and without haste, "said Umberto Veronesi, President of the Agency for Nuclear Safety.
The major events of the four reactors will inevitably require Japanese to those who, like me, decided to take care of safety of nuclear installations and protecting the public, to put Apart from the shock and take a deep pause for reflection. The characteristics of Japanese uniqueness of events, where the earthquake was associated with the tsunami and then the nuclear accident, has awakened in us all atavistic fears and apocalyptic visions, as well as grief and sincere solidarity to the people and for the heroes, technicians and scientists, who try in every way to save it. I remain convinced that the world can not do without nuclear power to survive, given that oil, coal and gas are counted and the decades that are in the hands of very few countries that we are approaching 7 billion on the planet with ever-increasing needs of energy, and that other sources of energy are not currently exploited in order to ensure coverage of requirements. After the incident of nuclear nipponiche but I can not help asking myself questions. Starting with the security systems of power plants in Fukushima, why were not able to be activated effectively? We must conclude that there was insufficient? then I wonder if the modern third-generation advanced reactors that we would give ourselves withstood a tsunami of that scale, and if we are sure that it is more appropriate and safer to have a few large-sized reactors, rather than provide us with a network of minireattori. To answer these and other questions, I would personally investigate and review the plans (which incidentally I have always considered excellent) nuclear development of our country, even Europe. We have the advantage of starting from scratch and be able to make choices free from constraints and are therefore in the best to decide conscientiously, prudence, intelligence, and without haste, "said Umberto Veronesi, President of the Agency for Nuclear Safety.
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