Reply #212: they are in the fight of their lives to save their country

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Thanks, xxxx. The company I worked for for 25 years before retiring is involved. If something serious happened in the "sweet spot" of what you did for that many years, you would have good insights, too. There are a lot of very professional people working in the industry, and I would hope that they are stepping forward with ideas about how to cope with this problem. For most of those 25 years, I was trained to be an emergency response member for a plant nearly the same as the Japanese plants... so I have an idea what the concerns are in such an accident. In other words, I "speak" the language. There are a lot of people out there that know what I know (and a lot more). It is way too late for this catastrophe to have a "story book" ending, but let's hope the best and brightest are working on mitigating it, because it is far from being over. We don't know how bad it will be. I only wish that this crisis was just one quiz question that needed a great answer. The people responding to this crisis have a 24/7 "test" that will go on for many months and maybe years. Like I said, they are in the fight of their lives to save their country (no quotes around the word - save). We need them to be successful.