The fuel rods should be covered with water at all times to prevent meltdown.

It is in our common economic and political interest to prevent financial meltdown in those countries.

Japan is still struggling to keep water on the reactors to cool them and prevent further meltdown.

Obama, like Bush, took steps to rescue the auto industry and prevent future economic meltdowns.

He also explains what's wrong with risk models and, in a Comment for the magazine, why financial reform alone will not prevent future meltdowns.

In those games, the Nets could not prevent third-quarter meltdowns.

As welcome as the reform bill may be, no one should think that it alone will prevent further meltdowns.

Since the fuel rods still generate heat, even years after being removed from a reactor, the water is needed to prevent meltdown.

Consumer groups and many of the lawmakers who backed the measure said the bill would go the furthest toward preventing future financial meltdowns.

In the wake of the recent global financial recession, what should Asia do to recover from and prevent similar meltdowns in the future?