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The shape of things to come?

机译:事物的形状会来吗?

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Things have not gone well for the nu-clear industry over the past quarter century or so. First came the Three Mile Island accident in America in 1979, then the disaster at the Chernobyl plant in Ukraine in 1986. In Japan, Tokyo Electric Power, the world's largest private electricity company, shut its 17 nuclear reactors after it was caught falsifying safety records to hide cracks at some of its plants in 2002. And the attacks on September nth 2001 were a sharp reminder that the risks of nuclear power generation were not only those in-herent in the technology. Nor was safety the only worry: there were financial problems too. British En-ergy, Britain's nuclear-energy operator, reauired successive government bail-outs. Britain also recently finalised a £50 billion ($90 billion) scheme to deal with the nu-clear-waste liabilities of British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL), an inept re-processor of nu-clear waste that is itself bust.
机译:在过去的25年左右的时间里,核工业的发展情况并不理想。第一次是1979年在美国发生的三哩岛事故,然后是1986年在乌克兰切尔诺贝利电厂发生的灾难。在日本,全球最大的私人电力公司东京电力(Tokyo Electric Power)在被伪造安全记录后被关闭,关闭了其17座核反应堆。为了隐藏其2002年某些工厂的裂缝。2001年9月n日的袭击强烈提醒人们,核能发电的风险不仅是该技术固有的风险。安全也不是唯一的烦恼:也存在财务问题。英国核能运营商英国能源公司(British En-ergy)重新获得了政府的连续纾困。英国最近还完成了一项500亿英镑(900亿美元)的计划,以应对英国核燃料(BNFL)的核废料负债,这是一个本身无能为力的无核核废料再处理厂。

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