EDWIN LYMAN, SENIOR SCIENTIST, UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS: And this doesn't tell us very much about the actual explosion.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN HOST: All right, well, Edwin, oddly enough this is not the only nuclear headline to come out of Russia today. That kind of country just launched the world's first floating nuclear reactor in the Arctic. It's part of plan to bring electric power to one of Russia's most remote regions. But Greenpeace is calling it floating Chernobyl are you concerned about this?</s>LYMAN: I'm concerned about it. I think floating Chernobyl is probably an exaggeration. It's a different type of reactor that has different safety characteristics than Chernobyl. But I am concerned about the push for building small transportable reactors and sending them all around the world. It's not just Russia that's doing it, but the United States wants to do it as well. The Department of Defense is looking at building small reactors for deploying military bases overseas. Because they're small and transportable. They don't have the containment structures that are needed to really contain radiation in the event of an accident. And that's a problem.</s>BALDWIN: Edwin Lyman, thank you very much, nice to have you on. After several incidents of bad behavior and scandal, the commander of the Navy SEALs with a blistering response. New CNN reporting there next. Plus, more on our breaking news, the Dow still plummeting as the President warns businesses after China retaliates. And, of course, as the President sent out a tweet joking about all of this and his joke involves a U.S. Congressmen and veteran who served this country in Iraq.
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