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Essentialand fascinatingreading for anyone interested in the dilemmas posed by nuclear power.Mike Wallace, 60 Minutes By 6:00 a.m. on the morning of March 28, 1979, the reactor core at Three Mile Island was thirty minutes away from a meltdown, an apocalypse that would render a huge swath of eastern Pennsylvania permanently uninhabitable. The control room crew, overwhelmed by flashing alarms and klaxon horns, is at a loss. The memo that would have warned them was never sent.Originally published in 1982, this factual, riveting thriller was the first account of the accident based on exclusive interviews with key operating personnel. Mike Gray, author of The China Syndrome, and Ira Rosen, former producer for CBSs 60 Minutes, have updated this jackhammer narrative of mechanical failure and human error with an analysis of the current threats to our nuclear power plants.Today the nuclear option is again on the table. Before we head down that road, its important to understand what went wrong that fateful morning when the future of Harrisburg hung by a thread.
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While the book covers important topics about nuclear energy and its risks, I felt some sections got a bit too technical for my taste. Still, if you're looking to understand the historical context and implications, it does a decent job. Just be prepared to take your time with it.
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Lina Chen
Informative but Dense
While the book covers important topics about nuclear energy and its risks, I felt some sections got a bit too technical for my taste. Still, if you're looking to understand the historical context and implications, it does a decent job. Just be prepared to take your time with it.
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Lina Chen
Informative but Dense
While the book covers important topics about nuclear energy and its risks, I felt some sections got a bit too technical for my taste. Still, if you're looking to understand the historical context and implications, it does a decent job. Just be prepared to take your time with it.
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Anjali Patel
A Must-Read for History Buffs
As someone interested in nuclear history, this book hits all the right notes. It provides a chilling account of the accident and its aftermath. I appreciated the author's perspective on how it relates to modern fears. Highly informative!
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Anjali Patel
A Must-Read for History Buffs
As someone interested in nuclear history, this book hits all the right notes. It provides a chilling account of the accident and its aftermath. I appreciated the author's perspective on how it relates to modern fears. Highly informative!
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