2011/3/13 John Francis <[email protected]>:
>
> Try reading that part of the argument as saying:
>
>    Don't lose perspective.  There's a whole lot more disruption and
>    death caused by other aspects of these "natural disasters";
>    focussing too much attention on the nuclear power plant will
>    only cause attention to shift from more pressing problems.
>
> I'm not sure that's the whole message (or even part of the message)
> that the author was trying to push.  But I think it's at least as
> plausible a reading as shifting blame away from nuclear power.

OK I'm prepared to blame that on my being a non native speaker but I
fail to read any of that in the paragraph - how do others feel about
this? And does being that ambivalent/ambiguous make it poor writing?
Thanks
Ecke

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