Japan's Nuclear Crisis

Michael Krasny

Mar 15, 2011 at

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(Jiji Press/AFP/Getty)

As Japan struggles to contain the worst nuclear emergency since Chernobyl, we talk with experts about the potential fallout from the nuclear reactors in Fukushima.

Guests:

Per Peterson, professor and chair of the Department of Nuclear Engineering at UC Berkeley

Jerrold Bushberg, professor of radiology and director of health physics programs at UC Davis

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