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Home Activity Slideshow 2016-04-30 The Light and Shadow of Colonial Education - Old Books of the Public School "National Language" Textbook Collection Exhibition

2016-04-30 The Light and Shadow of Colonial Education - Old Books of the Public School "National Language" Textbook Collection Exhibition

The Light and Shadow of Colonial Education - Old Books of the Public School "National Language" Textbook Collection Exhibition
 



The Light and Shadow of Colonial Education - Old Books of the Public School "National Language" Textbook Collection Exhibition


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Last Updated ( Sunday, 01 May 2016 10:48 )  

Newsflash

People in favor of nuclear power often condescend to supporters of the anti-nuclear movement, saying: “You do not know what you’re talking about, you are not scientists, yours is an irrational fear.” By this, they mean that “you don’t have a background in nuclear power engineering, you don’t understand anything about nuclear power plants, so you are not qualified to have a say in the debate about nuclear safety.”

However, who is most qualified to talk about nuclear safety? Is it the nuclear power engineers? Are they really the highest authority on the dangers of nuclear power?