On July 31, the South Carolina Electric Gas Company (SCEG) announced that Westinghouse-based 1000 North nuclear reactors will be restricted in the United States of South Carolina. These reactors, already in production four years, have already spent $ 8.9 billion (Rs.56,900 crore). However, the company decided to stop construction. At present, the SCEG spokesperson declined to reveal that the construction would be at least $ 7 billion (Rs 44,800 crore). The construction of the reactors was stopped in the US by the central and state governments trying to build a Westinghouse AP 1,000 reactors in Srikakulam district in Kovvada. Now our governments need to rethink. The story of Caroline Reactors On March 27, 2008, the SCA filed a request to the US Government Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to build two AP 1,000 nuclear reactors with a capacity of 1200 MW at Jenkinsville, 32 km from the city of Columbia, Columbia. Construction was approved in March 2012 after a lengthy p...