Thanks Water Bug and many spirits thank you for all your work on this forum.

I'm glad I checked up on this thread today. It sort of confirms what I figured out after about 3 months passed and they still were not capping things over.

I don't know if an excuse of "we had big egos", and "it would have cost to much" are good enough excuses to relieve them from culpability. Maybe when the biological toll starts to become more apparent to the public (it hasn't yet, much) maybe then some token amends will be made. By that time there may be other similar disasters fuming considering all the other over aging similar GE reactors around the world.

I wonder if they will leave these open wounds to the atmosphere open for the rest of eternity? while society continues to pave countless square miles with concrete roads and parking lots, etc etc. Concrete and boron is too expense to cap a melt-through nuclear reactor that fumes radioactive material non-stop into the atmosphere and sends it to the US and Canada though. That makes sense.