joining me now are paul gunter the director of reactor oversight project at nuclear and two thousand and eight recipient of the jane bagley lehman award for environmental activism has been on the front lines fighting back against nuclear power for more than thirty years and kevin camps radioactive waste watchdog to be a nuclear has testified before officials at the highest levels of the u.s. federal agencies dealing with radioactive waste management in the department of energy. nuclear regulatory commission the e.p.a. welcome to both of you gentlemen thank you first of all was there anything in that . hall that was in error not at all i mean this is a. we've set a precedent now with nuclear accidents that i think is going to remain with us we're certainly concerned about the future and certainly the future of residents in japan and and kevin the the it's been sixteen months now is the focus the anywhere anything close to being out of the woods well just in the last couple of weeks there was a breakdown and the cooling system in the unit for pool for high level radioactive waste stora

world's worst what may well be the world's worst nuclear disaster here to offer his take on this is paul gunter director of the reactor oversight project and beyond nuclear paul welcome he thinks thank you first of all is this yet the world's worst nuclear disaster absolutely this is a. it's a disaster that is still unfolding first of all we're still concerned fukushima unifor even tokyo electric power company now is admitted that two of the walls are bulging out. underneath this elevated fuel storage pond with one hundred thirty five metric tons of nuclear waste so we're still in a print progress of an accident that could yet unfold into even a larger catastrophe well we just saw this radiation spike at fukushima reactor one what does that mean again we have the inside these reactors the radiation levels right now are even frying robots that are trying to get in there so it's a lot of guesswork a lot of calculation but in fact what we have is a accident that's still out of control at this site in a number of units and have in your opinion has japan and for that matter the opinion of the majori

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tomorrow night we're going to have a special extended discussion on nuclear power would guests paul gunter and kevin camps of beyond the players and don't forget democracy begins when you show up it is not a spectator sport we all need to be participating it's movement politics that make things happen and how does that happen you get out there and occupy something you get out there and participate it's your it suitable. it is easy.