ALL of the reactors on the Great Lakes should be shut down!!

In the event of a Fukushima type event MULTIPLE CITIES on the Great Lakes that would lose their drinking water ... and without water a city DIES

1) Already there has been a meltdown at Fermi 1 and that reactor has never been able to even be unloaded ever since.

2) The Davis Bessie, about 30 miles as the crow flies from Fermi had an exact duplicate of the situation that led to the 3 Mile Island meltdown BEFORE 3 Mile Island happened, but the operators there figured out that the readings were wrong and unlike the slow learners in PA managed to flood the reactor just BEFORE the fuel got uncovered
(the NRC was so stupid and bureaucratic that they did NOT notify the other operators of clones of that B&W reactor as to what happened and what to watch out for ... thus when 3 Mile Island had a similar event about 18 months later it actually melted down)

3) Davis Bessie AGAIN had a serious issue where the lid on the pressurized reactor had almost been eaten all the way through because of an acid leak. The hole was about 8 inches deep on the 10 inch lid. It was only found before the pressure broke through because an OUTSIDE CONTRACTOR had to make a quick trip into the reactor room to check on something and it was just sitting there obvious to anyone walking in the room when you first walked in.
(the operator of the Plant was filing reports stating that they were PHYSICALLY INSPECTING the reactor inside the containment structure once every 6 weeks as required. The final report said that the HOLE in the top of the reactor lid would have been clearly visible for 18 months before it was accidentally discovered, probably about 6 weeks from the lid giving way and pressure being lost in the reactor)

US nuclear reactor operators are not very good ... and obviously LIE REGULARLY in their reports. They have had a difficult time keeping the Genie in the Bottle.

Time to shut down ALL nuclear power plants in the US before we have an accident that is really damaging here ... ala Fukushima level.