Not just Toshiba - the global nuclear industry is in crisis everywhere

The Ecologist
Feb 3, 2017, 5:10 am365 pts
Global nuclear power capacity grew slightly in 2016, writes Jim Green, but it was more a dead cat bounce than the promised 'nuclear renaissance'. The collapse of Toshiba, the direct result of its failing nuclear ventures, is indicative of the crisis faced by nuclear contractors and utilities worldwide. Another…

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