Good morning and welcome to the program this is our 2 International Coming to you live from the russian capital bring you your live news update 1st russia and the u. S. Have traded the violent accusations at the u. N. Security council as turkey with western backing warns its a matter of time before it intervenes militarily in syria is it lip. Its like the end of the world breaking point babies freezing to death amid push these people are begging the world to listen to their plight and so i ask how much longer will we tolerate these headlines that they had to recall the United Nations Security Council meetings cold that often when militants were marching towards damascus with the full backing of some western states playing the card of suffering civilians and a longstanding truce every time your cherished terrorists come under threat candidly it is a marvel to me that our russian colleagues can speak of ceasefires and Political Solutions in this chamber with a straight face when their ow
Just get rid of that water by just dumping it somewhere, its unsafe, so today the question is going to be uh, how do we get rid of that water safely . Can we recycle it, can we safely get rid of it . Well, thats the question that were going to be answering in this episode, so stay tuned to find the answer. If youve been following our program, you may have uh seen the episode that weve done on how a reactor works, so you may already know that uh for a reactor to activate we need to put the reactor core, which is where all the nuclear fision happens and all the radio isotopes are made a seven meter depth under pool of light or heavy water, because well theres a lot of radioactivity going on inside the. Reactor core and the operators within the Nuclear Facility need to be protected from that radioactivity and water, heavy or light water or pretty good absorbents and kind of like shields against radioactivity, but that water over time gets saturated from that radioactivity and eventually n
That water by just dumping it somewhere, its unsafe, so today the question is going to be uh, how do we get rid of that water safely . Can we recycle it, can we safely get rid of it . Well ask the question that were going to be answering in this episode, so stay tuned to find the answer. If youve been following our program, you may have seen the episode that weve done on how a reactor works, so you may already know that uh for a reactor to activate we need to put the reactor core, which is where all the nuclear fision happens and all the radio isotopes are made a 7 meter depth under pool of light or heavy water, because well theres a lot of radioactivity going on inside the reactor core and the operators within the nuclear need to be protected from that radioactivity, and water, heavy or light water, are pretty good absorbents and kind of like shields against radioactivity, but that water over time gets saturated from that radioactivity and eventually needs to be replaced with new clea
May have missed a crucial step in between, which is what do we do with the water that surrounds the core of the reactor that gets eventually saturated with radioactivity and can no longer function the way it used to, of because the water is needed partially for the safety of uh the operators within the Nuclear Facility, because it absorbs a lot of the neutrons that is resulted as the core of the reactor just simply operates uh, but we cant just get rid of that water by just dumping it. Somewhere, its unsafe, so today the question is going to be uh, how do we get rid of that water safely . Can we recycle it, can we safely get rid of it . Well ask the question that were going to be answering in this episode, so stay tuned to find the answer. If youve been following our program, you may have uh seen the episode that weve done on how a reactor works, so you may already know that uh for a reactor to activate we need to put the reactor core, which is where all the nuclear fision happens and
Haidi welcome to daybreak australia. Im haidi stroudwatts in sydney. Paul we are counting down to Major Trading opens this hour with u. S. Stocks at alltime highs in the runup to fridays drop support with jay powell saying the fed is not far from the confidence needed to cut rates. Dovish signals too from the ecb with Christine Lagarde suggesting lowering borrowing costs us soon as june. Paul President Biden to deliver his state if the Union Election pitch making the case for his second term and a likely rematch with donald trump yet haidi a right decision crossing the bloomberg now with perot central bank leaving the reference rate on hold at 6. 25 . The forecast from Bloomberg Economics was a cut. Nearly all analysts in the survey saw the key rate falling to 6 . We saw inflation speeding to 3. 29 in february still above target. That expectation still that they would cut to the lowest level, more than 1. 5 years, that has not been carried through from the peru central bank. They left