科學60秒:福島核電站將成廢墟
David Biello is Scientific American’s energy and environment editor. He appeared earlier today, March 17th, on WNYC radio’s morning program, The Takeaway.
“So if that does indeed begin to ___3___, which it seems it may have already done, that radiation would be released directly.”
Even in the best-case scenario from this point onward, is the Fukushima site now a ___4___ for years to come?
“Yes. There’s no question that the contamination is significant. That’s why the workers had to cease their efforts and ___5___ at various periods. This is going to be like Chernobyl.”
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