If we are to learn anything from the Japan earthquake and subsequent tsunami, it's that the time has come to take a closer look at the nuclear power plants in the United States and their locations near known fault lines and fault regions.

I'm working with Lamont Norman, of Pitney Bowes Business Insight, for an article on this subject and some amazing graphic images and they will be posted this week. But I wanted to give you an early look at the subject.

Norman, who is a global products manager, enterprise business solutions, writes:

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