29 Feb (NucNet): Countries with nuclear programmes need to develop and improve their approach to the evaluation of external hazards because there has traditionally been a more thorough and detailed consideration of internal hazards in safety cases and analysis, says a report by the Nuclear Energy Agency on lessons learnt from the March 2011 Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear accident in Japan.
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Evaluation Of External Hazards Needs To Be Improved, Says NEA Fukushima Report
Topics: Safety & Environment
Source: NucNet
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