k****a
发帖数: 4162 | 1 我是不是该买票了？
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/16/us-eu-nuclear-idUSTRE
(Reuters) - Europe's energy chief warned on Wednesday of a further
catastrophe at Japan's nuclear site "in the coming hours" but his
spokeswoman said he had no specific or privileged information on the
situation.
"In the coming hours there could be further catastrophic events which could
pose a threat to the lives of people on the island," Commissioner Guenther
Oettinger told a committee of the European Parliament.
"There is as yet no panic, but Tokyo, with 35 million people, is the largest
metropolis in the world," he said.
When asked, his spokeswoman said his prediction of a catastrophe in the
hours ahead was not based on any specific privileged information.
Oettinger's experts are relying largely on a mixture of reports from the
International Atomic Energy Agency and the international media to monitoring
Japan's nuclear crisis.
He said the nuclear site was "effectively out of control," with the cooling
systems not working. "As a result we are somewhere between a disaster and a
major disaster," he said.
Since the crisis emerged, Oettinger has moved quickly to try to forge a pan-
European response in an area where the European Commission has rarely
intervened in the past.
Nuclear policy has previously been left up to Europe's 27 member states on a
government by government basis.
The European Union and Switzerland have 148 nuclear reactors between them,
19 of which are boiling water reactors as used at Fukushima in Japan, but
only two of those are of a similar design, industry body Foratom says.
Oettinger said not all of the EU's 143 plants would pass nuclear "stress
tests," which he is planning to conduct in the months ahead.
Oettinger, previously the governor of Germany's Baden-Wuerttenberg, was
appointed commissioner for energy in January 2010.
His main focus has so far been on overhauling Europe's energy infrastructure
to accept more renewable energy sources.
(Reporting by Pete Harrison, Editing by Sonya Hepinstall) | f********n
发帖数: 6465 | 2 你不是一直有梦想做船回中国吗?
神户大阪都有船到中国啊.
不要墨迹了. | k****a
发帖数: 4162 | 3 俺，订票明天去博多了
【在 f********n 的大作中提到】
: 你不是一直有梦想做船回中国吗?
: 神户大阪都有船到中国啊.
: 不要墨迹了.
| k****a
发帖数: 4162 | 4
could
largest
【在 k****a 的大作中提到】
: 我是不是该买票了？
: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/16/us-eu-nuclear-idUSTRE
: (Reuters) - Europe's energy chief warned on Wednesday of a further
: catastrophe at Japan's nuclear site "in the coming hours" but his
: spokeswoman said he had no specific or privileged information on the
: situation.
: "In the coming hours there could be further catastrophic events which could
: pose a threat to the lives of people on the island," Commissioner Guenther
: Oettinger told a committee of the European Parliament.
: "There is as yet no panic, but Tokyo, with 35 million people, is the largest
| s***i
发帖数: 1443 | 5 重点："but his
spokeswoman said he had no specific or privileged information on the
situation." | L**********A
发帖数: 7115 | 6 路透社变路边社
【在 s***i 的大作中提到】
: 重点："but his
: spokeswoman said he had no specific or privileged information on the
: situation."
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