CLEAN: Japan crisis overshadows 25 year anniversary of Chernobyl

The transcript discusses the comparison of radioactive material in spent fuel pools versus a single reactor, highlighting the greater quantity of radioactivity in the former. It includes incoherent segments with unclear dialogue and mentions of Chernobyl and Fukushima. The transcript also touches on shifting properties and a secret atom, ending with another incoherent segment.

What is the significance of having four spent fuel pools full of radioactive material?

How does the quantity of radioactivity in four spent fuel pools compare to that of a single reactor?

What are the implications of the statement 'the quantity of radioactivity involved is much much greater'?

What concerns might arise from the phrase 'But he's only gone missing' in the context of safety?

What does the mention of 'Ludicrous Rally Chernova yet Fukushima emotion' suggest about public perception of nuclear incidents?