nuclear would be a failure in Italy 
After the tremendous catastronfe in Japan, the usual left-wing jackals Questra advantage of unspeakable tragedy to attack Berlusconi on his law in favor of the spread of nuclear power plants in Italy. Even though I'm struggling with the festivities of the false unity of Italy already for quite a while, 'Japan is a fixed point in my mind because it is a trouble world, not only Japanese.
In Italian night between Friday and Saturday, a tremendous terremeto -9.0 8.9 on the Richter scale struck Japan. So far, nothing to worry about given that earthquakes with a magnitude of at least 6.0 degrees on the agenda. There is an organization, progress and advancement Italy can only see it in her wildest dreams. The moment the earthquake is felt, is felt by the population of SMS in a range between 40 and 8 seconds before the quake also shook the speakers are announced in the city, the metro stop, the nuclear power plants stopped. They manage to stop the whole country in a snap and then resume the session as if nothing had happened (to say that if the shock is less than 3.0 on the Richter scale, is not even reported. The earthquake of 6 April 2009 L'Aquila was " only "of 5.9 degrees and the damage is still under the eyes of all because no one gives you the trouble of rebuilding. After the super-shock, Japan has had at least another 4 shock of about 7.0 degrees and have not done any harm). No, Japan was able to support even an earthquake so bad. The problem was the tsunami. There have been waves of at least 10 feet high with a terrifying force sweeping away hundreds of villages and the prefecture of Miyagi, completely submerging the 260 islands that make up the archipelago of Sendai. It 'was the fourth largest earthquake in history and the dead were found to be about 3 thousand. But, unfortunately, the tragedy does not end here.
Complicating the situation we have thought of nuclear power plants in the area. The most advanced nuclear power plants (and you can rest assured that Japan had the best possible) have activated the system Sleep. But the tsunami and the subsequent shock repeatedly have meant that the core was damaged. But before I understood how a nuclear power plant, at least in broad terms: nuclear power plants employ a physical-chemical process called fission
namely the splitting of the nucleus of heavy atoms (usually uranium or plutonium) to create smaller atoms and light and exploit the immense energy released. This process occurs in a portion called core
that serves the function of preserving the waste and the radiation resulting from this process. When the heart melts, it is as if everything happen without protection for the environment which will inevitably and eternally contaminated. Is dead and will remain so for a period of almost infinite. Not only that, thanks to the processes of condensation and the formation of clouds, the whole world will be infected. Such was the disaster at Chernobyl in April 1986. Now in Italy is flying over the tragedy and blame all of this man. It is critical of the government's plans involving a nuclear facility in Italy with a law in April 2008. It was in this context, 12 June 2011 there will be a referendum in favor of the abolition of the Act.
I think there are very few people capable of giving a full and detailed response on how seriously a nuclear plant. I think it is useless to improvise Professorin. Now I expose my point of view: nuclear power is a great sign of civilization and progress. It 'a sign of technological advancement and cultural development. With nuclear plants, Italy would finally independent on oil (and so you really give a slap to Gaddafi and people like him), gas from the bondage of Eastern Europe and the harmful, dangerous and a hundred thousand times more polluting and infected landfills, incinerators, not to mention the various energy plants called to name the most beautiful. In addition, Switzerland, France and Spain are crammed with nuclear power plants, for which Italy is still in danger, nuclear power or not. The waste and radiation are easily disposed of, the Sweden and other Scandinavian countries are the most glaring example. We would say goodbye to the yoke of exhaustible energy. I am of the opinion that everything is right as long as done right. Even the incinerators would be perfect if they were really such. In Italy this is not possible, therefore, build nuclear plants would be a genuine suicide. We meltdown with an average of once every six months, every single area of \u200b\u200bland will be devastated and poisoned by the waste and radiation beyond the daily loads of industrial waste, asbestos, printer toner companies in the north buried in the countryside of Caserta. The Mafia and the Camorra would take even more of the jackpot as it does today with dumps, with the construction and the various industrial and agricultural sectors. It 's impossible that a nuclear power plant is compliant with the Italian security personnel would be trained and badly since they are very few university departments in this area.
That said, I repeat to be all in favor of nuclear energy (a project of mine is to become a technician in a power plant), but Italy has a project totally unfeasible. At the referendum of 12 June I absolutely will vote YES '.
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