A mothballed nuclear power plant built near an earthquake fault line and volcanoes in the Philippines during Ferdinand Marcos's dictatorship could be revived if his son wins next week’s presidential election. The Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, which cost $2.2 billion and became a monument to the greed and graft of the Marcos era, was left dormant after the dictator was toppled from power in 1986. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES