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- August 25, 2012

Budgetary Impact of Energy Savings Performance Contracts
Letter to the Honorable Fred Upton
Over the last several days, we’ve received many calls and emails from UCS members and supporters asking about the current crisis involving several of Japan‘s nuclear power reactors. Like most of you, we are deeply saddened by the terrible tragedy of last week’s earthquake and tsunami, and our hearts go out to the many victims.
The massive earthquake and tsunami off the coast of Japan have caused a potentially catastrophic situation at multiple nuclear power facilities. The situation is still evolving.
http://action.ucsusa.org/site/R?i=sgQWt4U0rHXeUSbxGoVFDw..
For more than 40 years, UCS has served as a nuclear safety watchdog and a reliable, independent source of information on nuclear power technology and its risks. UCS technical experts are working hard to provide timely, updated analysis of what is happening at the stricken facilities and what the implications may be.
You can find regular updates on our blog “All Things Nuclear” and learn about why events have unfolded in the way they have, where the situation may be headed, and what it may mean for the people around the facilities and the environment. http://action.ucsusa.org/site/R?i=rD2ht7Iwc6iSgCvOO27XpA..
We are also being called on frequently by a wide range of media outlets to provide independent, unbiased information and analysis about the rapidly changing situation on the ground.
For more information, see our Nuclear Accident ABCs factsheet, which provides background information on nuclear accidents and explains some of the terms frequently being used in media reports about the crisis.
http://action.ucsusa.org/site/R?i=YcQs3bMM1qUmpgj0_5OHrg..
As events unfold in Japan, we will be regularly updating the UCS website with our most current assessment of conditions at the affected facilities.
http://action.ucsusa.org/site/R?i=qcgNe5T6-3IqyAy1gd-yeA..
Sincerely,
Kevin Knobloch
President
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