Hiroshima's Tragic Legacy Highlights Danger of No-Limits Technology

Source: Canadian Broadcasting Company - World NewsWhen you stand in its skeletal shadow, it is hard not to be moved by the silence and utter serenity of the Genbaku Dome. Originally built as an industrial product exhibition hall near the beginning of the last century, it was one of the only buildings in Hiroshima to partially survive the world's first atomic bombing. The decision to keep it as a memorial has turned the dome into a potent anti-war symbol and a forceful plea for denuclearization.