Chernobyl Disaster +Rep

[Phil]

I don't know if this would be the best place to have this but here goes!

I have to do a report on the Chernobyl Disaster, I have it all done now except my recommendations! does anyone have any idea what I could put on it? If it helps; here is my conclusion:

In conclusion, as well as the casualties and health issues which resulted from the catastrophe, a large question has been raised about the safety of nuclear energy and has also raised the awareness of the dangers regarding health and environment issues in association with nuclear power. More work is now being done in order to improve and develop the structure and running of power plants in order to prevent the same effects in any further disasters. Evidence of this was shown in the aftermath of the nuclear awareness in Japan following the Tsunami disaster of March 2011. These plants were severely hit and the contamination was contained successfully as no deaths have been recorded as a result of contamination.

Any ideas? +Rep for all helpful suggestions

Thanks.

Thread moved by Slowpoke (Forum Moderator) from Discuss Anything as it's more suited here

[-ry!]

aw i did chernoblyl disaster in year 9, just b like loads of people have been effected by it and it was such a tragedy

[Phil]

That's what I got into for the body of report and the conclusion. I need to make recommendations now, don't suppose you have any thoughts on that??

[dbgtz]

Just say you were in Chernobyl in COD4, if your teacher is cool that'll get you more than full marks.

[-:Undertaker:-]

In recommendations you could include the aim closing of all Soviet-era reactors as they contain the fault that caused the reactor lid to blow.

[GirlNextDoor15]

I think you wrote about the advantages and disadvantages of nuclear energy already regarding to this disaster.
So...You can take this one.

It is our position that well designed, well constructed, well operated and well maintained nuclear energy is not only clean, but it is also safe, reliable, durable and competitive.