BUILD THEM UP? OR TEAR THEM DOWN?

摘要

ITHIN SIGHT OF THE SUNBATHERS AT Old Man's surf spot, 55 miles north of San Diego, California, Worn a pair of 176-foot-tall orbs. They're a strange backdrop, home of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. Since its first reactor fired up in 1968, the plant has powered millions of lives. But now these concrete and steel domes house a problem. Inside their frames sit millions of pounds of radioactive fuel no longer of use to anyone.