"A meltdown, which would cause massive immediate damage, would set the nuclear industry back decades.
He skirted around taking responsibility for the economic meltdown, which has brought about the worst crisis since the Great Depression.
Meltdown, which opened last June, is the UK's first e-sports bar, the London outpost of a small French chain.
■ The Observer is the media partner of Meltdown, which runs at the Southbank Centre in London until 19 June.
A home-made food crisis is politically far more dangerous to the country's authoritarian leadership than a financial meltdown, which can be partly blamed on wobbly international markets.
That conclusion has allowed the company to argue that it is not responsible for the triple meltdown, which forced the evacuation of about 90,000 people.
Instead their tension might build until they have a meltdown, which can result in aggression toward others and even self-injury.
As with many of her neighbours, Kanno's family has been torn apart by the nuclear meltdown, which happened in March 2011.
But many appear to have been blindsided by the size and severity of the credit market meltdown, which has left lenders unable or unwilling to provide more money.
Yoko Ono curated last year's Meltdown, which included performances by Peaches, who performed Ono's seminal work, Cut Piece, and Laurie Anderson.
One is the recent global financial meltdown, which brought home the need for banks to be more open about the risks they take and the customers they accept.
