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Currently there is great concernt in Japan that one, or even two atomic plants, might go out of control, owing to a lack of cooling, as the water pumps were damaged by the earthquake.
Once a cooling system falls out, there are hours left to stop the melt-down, possibly a day, but by then the pumps must be restored.
An explosion has already occured in one of these atomic power stations, and the steel domes that cover them are the only last reserve to contain an atomic leakage if it comes to the worst.
I don't like atomic power stations, for this reason, they are NEVER 100% safe!
We need a new kind of wind-turbine, that is smaller, but robust, and can function in all winds. The present ones are too massive and fragile, and must be turned off in high winds. The Channel Tunnel receives almost all its energy from a French atomic power plant, and to a small extent from wind-power.
I have no doubt that before long there will be a great international campaign of governments and scientists to promote a review of energy production, as atomic power cannot be the solution, as we see now in Japan, but neither can fossile emergy be the solution, as it is: expensive, limited, and inquinative.