In the article, "Three Mile Island 29 Years Later: Nuclear Safety Problems Still Unresolved", I think that it gives enough background information to inform readers of the overall incident. It also points out the huge issue at hand, "Why has the Nuclear industry and the NRC not focused on creating higher safety standards for the industry. It is not as cut and dry as "there are only
accidents in a new and an old facility". This is not true. If there are not
strick enough regulations in place then the opportunity for failure is higher. I think there should have been a little more information on what
safety procedures and
regulations are in place
now and what the NRC
plans on doing to ensure the safety of employees as well as the general public within the possible exposure areas of the
facilities and include the public when creating an emergency plan so that they are aware of
their risks and if something does happen then they will no be so alarmed.
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