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Home About the 2012 Blog Contact Nuclear NRC FEMA Caring Less About Nuclear Safety June 25, 2012 7:29 am In the USA , nuclear power regulators have overhauled community emergency planning for the first time in more than three decades , requiring fewer exercises for major accidents and recommending fewer people be evacuated right . away This seems at odds with the recent nuclear disaster in Japan , and the fact that American reactors are getting older and more prone to failure . And suspiciously the changes were made on December 23, when no serious reporting was likely to . occur An AP investigative series in June exposed weaknesses in the U.S . emergency planning program . The stories detailed how many nuclear reactors are now operating beyond their design life under rules that have been
Home About the 2012 Blog Contact Nuclear NRC FEMA Caring Less About Nuclear Safety June 25, 2012 7:29 am In the USA , nuclear power regulators have overhauled community emergency planning for the first time in more than three decades , requiring fewer exercises for major accidents and recommending fewer people be evacuated right . away This seems at odds with the recent nuclear disaster in Japan , and the fact that American reactors are getting older and more prone to failure . And suspiciously the changes were made on December 23, when no serious reporting was likely to . occur An AP investigative series in June exposed weaknesses in the U.S . emergency planning program . The stories detailed how many nuclear reactors are now operating beyond their design life under rules that have been
Home About People Resources Meetings courses The Evolution Medicine Review bridging the gap Posts Comments Videos from Palo Alto Evolutionary Medicine Conference An Ecological and Evolutionary Perspective on Gastrointestinal Health Our Animal Natures How evolution unites human and veterinary medicicine Jun 25th , 2012 by The Editors The below NYTimes essay is by Barbara Natterson-Horowitz , a cardiology professor at U.C.L.A . and Kathryn Bowers , a writer . It is adapted from their forthcoming book Zoobiquity : What Animals Can Teach Us About Health and the Science of Healing The book is the first to use an evolutionary perspective to unite animal and human medicine . A webpage devoted to the book is here . Our Animal Natures AS an attending physician at U.C.L.A . I see a wide variety of