A Tale for the Time Being
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You can’t hold on to water or keep it from leaking away. This was a lesson that Tepco learned in the weeks following the tsunami, when they pumped thousands of tons of seawater into the reactor vessels at the Fukushima nuclear plant in an attempt to cool the fuel rods and prevent the reactor meltdowns that in fact had already happened. They called it the “feed and bleed” strategy, and it created about 500 tons of highly radioactive water each day—water that needed to be contained and kept from l...eaking.
On the opposite side of the Pacific, Ruth pored over reports of the disaster. The International Atomic Energy Agency, which was monitoring the situation, published the daily 2011 Fukushima Nuclear Accident Update Log, describing the details of the desperate efforts to stabilize the reactors. Here’s a very short excerpt from the April 3 log: On 2 April, transferring of water from the Unit 1 condenser storage tank to the surge tank of the suppression pool was completed in preparation for transferring water in the basement of the Unit 1 turbine building to the condenser.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can’t hold on to water or keep it from leaking away. This was a lesson that Tepco learned in the weeks following the tsunami, when they pumped thousands of tons of seawater into the reactor vessels at the Fukushima nuclear plant in an attempt to cool the fuel rods and prevent the reactor meltdowns that in fact had already happened. They called it the “feed and bleed” strategy, and it created about 500 tons of highly radioactive water each day—water that needed to be contained and kept from l...eaking.
On the opposite side of the Pacific, Ruth pored over reports of the disaster. The International Atomic Energy Agency, which was monitoring the situation, published the daily 2011 Fukushima Nuclear Accident Update Log, describing the details of the desperate efforts to stabilize the reactors. Here’s a very short excerpt from the April 3 log: On 2 April, transferring of water from the Unit 1 condenser storage tank to the surge tank of the suppression pool was completed in preparation for transferring water in the basement of the Unit 1 turbine building to the condenser.
What to read after A Tale for the Time Being?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Ozeki to read onlineMoreLess
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The perfectessssst book for anyone who's interested in philosophy, science and (Japanese) culture!Write Review:
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