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Located along the eastern shoreline of South Korea (Republic of Korea), the Wolsong Nuclear Power Plant Site hosts four CANDU 6 units designed by AECL.

Wolsong 1 went into service in 1983. Wolsong 2, 3 & 4 are the most recent projects -completed within budget and on schedule in 1997, 1998 and 1999 respectively. KHNP (Korea Hydro Nuclear Power Co.) was the Project Manager for Wolsong Units 2, 3 and 4, and AECL was the Prime Contractor for Design and Equipment supply.

You guy's only think you know science. Solar energy hitting the earth has a limited power density per square meter. To get the power necessary for future needs your going to need a plant the size of Texas.

What are these other magic waves you speak about?

Nuclear power can be safe and cost effective with present technology and even better with future designs that are inherently safe and reuse spent fuel from the older designs.

Of course there are those countries like England and France who F##K the rest of the world to get a personal gain (as they did when colonizing Africa which has resulted in the horrid way it is there today). They do unsafe things and lower standards playing a risky game with everyones lives. But hey you wanna live there where they threw Motzart into a mass grave because they were to stupid to immortalize him and then spend millions of francs to try to locate him about 10 years ago be my guest!

Chernobyl was supposed to be safe. You need to research more. When it did blow up (as almost occurred here might I remind you BEFORE the Russians F#ed up) the roof that was supposed to be containing the possible contaminants did not hold. This then rained down additional debris and actually added significantly to how they spread. RESEARCH MORE DUDE! I suggest for a start the book called Environmental Science for a Sustainable Existance by Richard Wright. It dumbs it down so you might get it.

I agree, @bcreason really should read more edjucational things written by these smart people called S C I E N T I S T S. See, on earth (where we all live) they have been removing nuke power plants because the cost outweighs the benefits. Research your stats @bcreason