"I'm not here for a PR report." Leo crossed his arms. "I just want an answer. A week has passed. Have you found a plan to restart it within 24 months?"
Alan fell silent for a moment.
He glanced at his colleagues, who were still arguing, then turned his head to look at Leo.
"On a purely technical level... it's not a major problem."
Alan pulled a thin booklet of a dozen or so pages from the messy pile of documents on the table and tossed it to Leo.
"This is the preliminary assessment we came up with after pulling seven all-nighters."
Alan began to explain, "First, I need to clear up a common misconception perpetuated by the media."
"The unit that had the accident in 1979 was Three Mile Island Unit 2. Its core melted down; it's a complete write-off. The one we want to restart is Unit 1."
