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these high tech brilliant multi could trillion dollar schemes to do deep water drilling or have a tomic energy plan of the ring of fire but nobody or invade iraq for that matter but there's no contingency plan if anything goes wrong everyone's got their thumb up their strange way and they're saying look we never thought i could possibly go wrong let's go to garbage out it i mean it was a big salary that where were these politicians and engineers and i want to sociate with this kid seem to ever imagine that anything to ever do fails the human race is kind of a comical species you know sometimes things go work out for us we're we like to think magically that everything is going to work it was for did you happen to see mr obama's energy speech this week giving the highlights another example of our absolute indigo that he can tell the truth to ourselves you know we just are just stuck in credible magical thinking that you know that there are huge undiscovered explored areas of north america that we're going to get huge amounts of oil out of it's complete nonsense. by the way larry kudlow go

how serious it was thought that a fire was nothing to be afraid of at school we were told that it tomic energy was the safest in the world. other than the good. it was still a kid when the tragedy happened we waited our doors to the rooftop and saw the blaze at the station there was smoke coming out of the building from the explosion radiation levels were already extremely high. horse everyone young and old was exposed to huge radiation doses. and still works. i seen she won yes there's almost nothing left here. i notice when you look through you are maybe there is some information about this person there yes just a second yes that yes i have something he was one of those who was supposed to be performing an experiment at the station which means that during the moment of the explosion he should have been there all of the workers who were working at the fourth block were immediately sent to a hospital as they were severely or radiated i mean from what we could go to the hospital maybe we can find something there. that is a good idea because the image. of what about his family. i don't kn

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the lake was formed by one hundred twenty eight metre deep take tomic fischer in the earth and illions of years ago partly out of the is a word from the language that was spoken by lot commanders who lived here many years ago the word means road. for a long time the lake serves as a link between the west and the east up there was a time when convoys of talk sleds would take goods from sweden and finland to korea and russia over the lakes from the ice. and you're in this is where smugglers used to store contraband they would make arrangements for smuggling them across the border and there was two way traffic in those days people bought it things money played almost no role here most of the trade was done by exchanging goods. one of the outposts of the national park is on the lake shore near the expedition will make its last stopover before a final thrust towards the arctic circle drivers rarely leave their dogs on attended during the stopovers huskies demonstrates a much higher degree of and durrance and people who. they're full of energy even after a long haul the hyperactive behavior

president of the line you're going to cop cars or in the russian first edition of insight as manager of tomic here last year the fifty six year old was one of the russian football union's high washes critics when they decided to appoint proceeding has been national team head coach however he's a lot more supportive of his success if you can't because of the science says is being unfairly criticized the person you know to me approach to a lot of people have criticised the russian national side recent. and i think it is unfair we need to be supporting the sox not criticizing them they have played a number of matches away from home and i'm sure they will make it so you are twenty twelve yes russia didn't play well against a mean. you're still in with a great chance of well if right to. start taking china from coaching desired is still seen as one of the most influential voices in russia will need to tame b. to try and get his beloved aligned just hometown premier league if we don't see. and in the english premier league wayne rooney scored a hat trick in fourteen second half minutes as mancheste

line you're going to cut costs here in the russian first division after being sacked as manager of tomic here last year and the fifty six year old was one of the russian football union's hottest critics when they decided to appoint was heating has been national team head coach however he's a lot more supportive of his successor because because of his size say is being unfairly criticized for. professional a lot of people have criticised the russian national side. recently and i think it is unfair we need to be supporting the sites not criticizing them they have played a number of matches away from home and i'm sure they will make it to the euro twenty twelve finals yes russia didn't play well against amenia but advocate sides are still in with a great chance of qualifying which despite taking time away from coaching design is still seen as one of the most influential voices in russian people just need to take b. to try and get his beloved aligned which is hometown back into the premier league if we don't see. a man in the english premier league leaders manchester united are in action in

away in the world's thought it left the tragedy far behind by a dreadful tsunami hit tomic nuclear plant in japan and then here we are again trying to make an enforceable choice between a new clear and a non-nuclear world or maybe it is possible here's professor manager studies at the university of greenwich stephen thomas. in the twentieth century energy has become a key to successful economic development but cheaper energy required immense natural resources like rivers of fossil fuels that's where nuclear energy came to rescue cheap and during an ecologically clean it seemed to be a bridge for all decision but the explosion a meltdown of the chair noble nuclear power plant and sauvage a great many enthusiasts in the world but still it could stop mankind in its pursuit of the. many nuclear power plants have been built and are being built now and even the latest nuclear accident in japan could reverse the flow. first thank you very much for being with us and i would like to start with the. true novel how shocking was the news of the new ads for a specialist for scientists did this scient

abnormalities higher rates of cancer leukemia and infant mortality have been found here then after the it tomic bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki the u.s. and the british military admitted widespread use of depleted uranium in pine bosnia in one thousand nine hundred ninety five a legacy felt today with cancer and leukemia rates several times higher than normal got toward medical confirmation all around pollution or rock the health of picture do you remember where we see it throughout iraq or shorter arabia kuwait afghanistan somalia the balkans and again now we're moving into a libya dr doug rockey who was a leading specialist in the cleanup after the gulf war says there is no way of actually decontaminating affected areas that will give it a written memoranda lie about the health and environmental protection or emotional he in south was exposed to depleted uranium almost all of the members of his team are now dead some theory that the suffering of those bombed in areas where there will be no western troops will go unnoticed and i think happens in remote villages in libya i suspect

normality higher rates of cancer leukemia and infant mortality have been found here then after the it tomic bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki the u.s. and british military admitted widespread use of depleted uranium in bombing bosnia in one thousand. ninety five for a legacy felt today with cancer and leukemia rates several times higher than normal car trouble medical confirmation all around pollution or rock that the health effects of the radium are there and we see it throughout iraq or saudi arabia kuwait afghanistan somalia the balkans and again now we're seeing the movement into a libya dr doc rocky was a leading specialist in the cleanup after the gulf war says there is no way of actually decontaminating affected areas if i was going to remember around a lot about health and environmental protection or a mission he in south was exposed to depleted uranium almost all of the members of his team are now dead some fear that the suffering of those bombed in areas where there will be no western troops will go unnoticed happens in. i suspect just because you stand there and find i

workers at japan's quake hit tomic plants have begun removing highly radioactive water from the basement of the nuclear reactor building this should give workers access to carry out repair work to vital cooling systems not south by the modern army but lat operate a has said it expects to bring the crisis under control by the end of the year emergency workers have been unable to answer any of the damage reactor buildings. plant since the natural disasters. now the e.u. is being criticized for failing to track how it spends its aid money and is accused of squandering billions of dollars on all necessary projects and corrupt regimes davis campbell brown and then there's brussels i think capable of controlling as a party it better legnani sense approach. to the system isn't working i think this report makes very clear. but there is no surprise i mean from our point of view here you have the european union for sixteen years in a row they haven't signed off their own accounts because of auditor's you know so much fraud in their cars they can't even sign them off so it's not a surprise that you

normality higher rates of cancer leukemia and infant mortality have been found here then after the it tomic bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki the u.s. and the british military admitted widespread use of depleted uranium in bombing boston a nine hundred ninety five a legacy felt today with cancer and leukemia rates several times higher than normal medical confirmation all around pollute. iraq but the help of picture the radium are there and we see it throughout iraq or saudi arabia kuwait afghanistan somalia the balkans. again now we're moving into a libya dr dog rocky was a leading specialist in the cleanup after the gulf war says there is no way of actually decontaminating affected areas but i will give it a written memorandum to lie about the health and environmental protection re-emission he himself was exposed to depleted uranium almost all of the members of his team are now dead the first gulf war left one in four american soldiers they say will only around two hundred sixty veterans were tested for depleted uranium out of almost seven hundred thousand deployed for the war e

i can see tomic energy industry the plants and japan they're used to essentially boil water and that's what that's what that all tonic energy configuration is all about to run turbines right now in japan like iceland is sitting on huge geothermal resources i read somewhere recently that the geothermal resources could do everything supplies much power as the atomic energy industry can have you heard about this is that true is a practical what are your thoughts on that there's no question that japan is located on the rio fire and they're part of the pacific and there's a lot of volcanic activity a lot of earthquake activity you know what one thing that a lot of people don't understand about that kind of energy is that you can actually really been down in a local sweet spot and we also don't know what happens when you sink a lot of pipe into these fractures in. places where the the crest of the earth is disturbed and you know it is me that you can actually disturb it more by doing here ok imagine sticking pipes into the ground and not having a great idea how that how it all works now to s

free skies in siberia as to leave it to rust and we have all kinds of difficulties in europe with tomic wastes being stored in mines. so really atomic energy is the norm most harmful and most dangerous and the most so what is the great palace see what is the favored way forward that will work as you say it. the favorite we would be constructive and coordinated plan in europe and all over the world how to get rid of this form of energy as soon as possible and with a real political decision was what that's what i was and replace with what because people are still going to need energy so what do you replace it with that's the big question isn't it yes the potential has been long calculated even in the fifty's it was known that potential from. wind energy is specially with those energies we can supply the world with as much electricity electricity as we want ok good to hear your thoughts poppy as wagner's member of the international physicians for the prevention of nuclear war from say about the ongoing crisis of hands at fukushima power plant and indeed the future for nuclear thank you. to

harvard in fact when i was in high school my addams smasher earned the attention of a comic i've been on tomic business has called edward teller he's the father of the hydrogen bomb he took me under his wing and he arranged for me to get a scholarship to harvard and that set me off chasing after einstein's theory of everything. you talk about how politics is important in your new book physics of the future there's. actually there's there's a whole bunch of things in here i'd love to talk to you about. but just in general and i know you've. heard you tell the story before about explaining physics to politicians in the context of religion. can you can share that story with us and why in your mind politics as a theoretical physicist politics is i'm bored. well in one thousand nine hundred three we were going to build the largest particle accelerator the largest agnus measure of all time much bigger than the large hadron collider in geneva switzerland because actually a piece were the big one was called the super collider it was to be built outside dallas texas costing a leavened billion dollars b

abnormalities higher rates of cancer leukemia and infant mortality of things found here then after the it tomic bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki the u.s. and the british military admitted widespread use of depleted uranium in bombing bosnia in one thousand nine hundred five for a legacy today with cancer and leukemia rates several times higher than normal we've got trodden medical confirmation all round pollution a rock with the help a picture of the radium earlier and we see it throughout iraq or shortly rater kuwait afghanistan somalia the balkans and again now we're going to move it into a libya dr dog rocky was a leading specialist in the cleanup after the gulf war says there is no way of actually decontaminating affected areas i thought i was going to remember around a lot about the health and environmental protection re-emission he himself was exposed to the cleated uranium almost all of the members of his team are now there some theory that the suffering of those bombed in areas where there will be no western troops will go unnoticed and i was in. libya expecting this because