Clamp on Drills Seen Raising Risk at U.S. Reactors

27 May 2002

When nuclear regulators put U.S. atomic reactors on high alert after the Sept. 11 attacks, they also froze training drills for the plant`s security forces, a move critics warn weakens their defense. Full Story

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