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    A Lasting Legacy of the Fukushima Rescue Mission:  Part 4 Living with the Aftermath
    Roger Witherspoon
    • Mar 15, 2013
    • 16 min

    A Lasting Legacy of the Fukushima Rescue Mission: Part 4 Living with the Aftermath

    By Roger Witherspoon Download and/or Print Article The large black sailor was naked in the middle of a roped-off area below decks, and he was none too happy. “He kept saying ‘Not my boots, too. My wife just bought them for me.’ But they made him take them off anyway, and he was just there, naked. Then they made him scrub,” recalled Maurice Enis, navigator of the USS Ronald Reagan, one of the Navy’s newest aircraft carriers. “They gave him this really abrasive stuff that we us
    Roger Witherspoon
    • Jun 21, 2010
    • 5 min

    The Myth of Technological Infallibility

    By Roger Witherspoon Download and/or Print Article The unfolding events in the Gulf of Mexico underscore the importance of journalists not falling for the industrial mantra that catastrophic events can’t happen today because of “robust” safety systems and “built in redundancy” that ensure environmentally safe operations. Oil companies have been drilling in the Gulf for decades and their work has come a long way since the 1979 blowout of the Ixtoc 1 oil well in the Bay of Camp
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