NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS must be able to confront a small group of terrorists.

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS must be able to confront a small group of terrorists, possibly working with an insider, if it were not that security rules don't require them to be ready for a rocket-propell grenade or a large trade bomb.

If attacked by way of air or a large force, they'll call in direction backup, but they don't prepare by the and of drills.

Will more Americans have to die before that changes?

The nuclear industry claims it has made great strides in security since 9/11 nevertheless a House hearing and audit last week establish otherwise.

The direction Accountability Office concluded that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission had identified the right threats to plants however had scaled back security requirements "based in succession what industry considered reasonable and feasible."

The report makes you inquiring surprise who the NRC works for -- the public or the nuclear plant owners? yet this is about much more than that. It's