what is to knoebels legacy. some people like for instance academicians legacy who committed suicide chiles later couldn't live with it. as an atomic energy professional was primarily very concerned for the subject of the atomic energy and education my whole life to it and i have always believed as a do now it's a rather prominent and necessary way of producing electrical power. yes improper working conditions is a clean energy production in terms of its impact on environment and mankind therefore as why that energy will be wound down thusly returned to coal furnace is to pull the stations in every building and so on the way you used to be in ninety fifty's and sixty's. for the presidential that's when this your noble catastrophe happened the information on the explosion was publicized late which resulted the loss of many lives those are some practical the same thing happened and fukushima they worked very hard to conceal data on the explosion and to keep it from becoming public can we now believe nuclear that sp

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well we're there to knoebels twenty fifth anniversary just three days away we'll be bringing you plenty of coverage on the disaster and its consequences and this monday you'll also be able to catch an exclusive documentary on the terrifying legacy of the chernobyl blast right from the heart of the exclusion zone. twenty five years of fallout. from the most devastating nuclear disaster in history. culture of the century. has monthly with its mistakes. legacy sure no. one likes him. in libya now colonel gadhafi as troops are reportedly pulling out from the coastal city of misrata after nearly two months of fierce exchanges or the libyan a deputy foreign minister said the army would withdraw from the area and allow tribal leaders to deal with the rebels human rights groups say more than one thousand people have died of misrata during the siege by gadhafi troops in the city now on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe meanwhile the libyan government says three people have been killed by nato airstrikes outside get off his compound in central tripoli sue clark who has just returned from a

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now as alexei mentioned as we mark sure knoebels anniversary it's hard not to draw parallels with what we saw unfold in japan just some six weeks ago questions are rising over whether the world has learned lessons on nuclear safety that the true noble tragedy provided we spoke to journalist james corbett was in osaka japan and he says the handling of the fukushima nuclear power crisis is repeating mistakes twenty five years on. i think the real analogy could be drawn here is that the flow of information that's coming from the governments and it's not of an analogy that favors the japanese government but we saw in the wake of the true. noble the immediate wake of the chernobyl disaster we saw the official soviet reaction was to to attempt to cover up and deny what was going on but once it became apparent the scale and scope of what was happening we saw that kick start a new era of glasnost and openness whereas we see the exact opposite thing happening here with the japanese government reaction to what's happening because i think the government has proven that it's not interested in givi