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Asean/Japan Quake n nuclear crisis apocalyptic..?
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teeth53
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19-Mar-2011 13:44
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In the wake of Japan Quake and nuclear crisis...Asean must wake up to apocalyptic gamble. Why we, we need to secure unclear free Asean. teeth53 thot--Current horrors unfolding in Japan, must serve as an eye-opening to the horrors of any eventuality of Indonesia and or Asean apocallytic gamble if ever took place on un-secure ground. A unified voice by Asean must be collective heard to discourage future gambles with innocent deformative lives and live that work inside nuclear plant. (refering to Fukushima 50 workers loyalty) be it living creatures that living in Asean ground and or under the sea. channelnewsasia.com, theedgedaily.com Malaysian utility Tenaga--first nuclear power plant at a cost of US$3.1 billion but is braced for objections from the public, a report said on Tuesday [22 Jul 2008] and then Deputy PM Najib Razak said consider nuclear power to meet its long-term energy needs amid surging global oil prices. A single typical mid-sized nuclear power plant--M'sia's nuclear energy plans are starting to look more concrete, now that we have dollar figure (US$3.1 billion--1000MW), and a tentative date (" post 2020" ). said Mohamad Zam Zam Jaafar " Malaysia going nuclear post-2020 was looking more and more like a necessity, it will be almost just in time for Malaysia's crude oil and gas production to peak. Yet another example that affirms my theory that producer countries with declining fossil fuel production. Meanwhile, consumer countries like Singapore don't seem to have much plans beyond building LNG terminals, an interim stop-gas measure if there was any. A nuclear-powered Malaysia would have access to cheap, reliable energy and they would steal a march on their supposedly more high-tech sophisticated southerly neighbour, if M'sia were to go nuclear, so should Singapore. See also : 1. Malaysia " needs to develop nuclear energy" 2. Malaysia requires two nuclear reactors to generate electricity 3. Malaysia may go for nuke energy 4. Developing countries eye nuclear power: report In Indonesia--newspaper reported planning the developments of a nuclear power plant on the island of Sulawesi, on its eastern reaches and is in an area well noted for major earthquakes. Hardly a whimper from regional govt about the inherent danger and an catastrophic within a hotbed of seismis activitiy. Note to prone on--On contrary, only last few years govt see and be seen expressions of interest among other Asean countries to also consider tapping nuclear power and going ahead to proceed with such perilous plan. Responses would seen as recently as last mth prompted Jakarta post reported Russia had indicated it was ready to provide Indonesia with assistant to build its own nuclear palnt in quake prone Sulawesi eastern belt. |
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