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NuclearDem

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39. This is hilarious.

Reply to RobertEarl (Reply #38)

Thu Apr 10, 2014, 03:45 PM

Apr 2014

Is it still Fukushima plutonium killing the starfish?

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Nuclear Power Plans for More Disasters [View all] RobertEarl Apr 2014 OP

"Three plants explode in the last 35 years"? Spider Jerusalem Apr 2014 #1

Right RobertEarl Apr 2014 #3

Your argument is kind of like saying "the Titanic sank, therefore we shouldn't build more ships" Spider Jerusalem Apr 2014 #6

That is false RobertEarl Apr 2014 #8

Are you serious? daveMN Apr 2014 #9

Eh? RobertEarl Apr 2014 #11

Coal and gasoline emissions kill far more every year than nuclear. Spider Jerusalem Apr 2014 #13

We have like 2% total of nuclear sourced energy RobertEarl Apr 2014 #15

75% of energy in France is nuclear; how many meltdowns and evacuations have they had? Spider Jerusalem Apr 2014 #16

There was a report from France RobertEarl Apr 2014 #17

With the result that Germany is now burning more coal. Spider Jerusalem Apr 2014 #19

Hmmm RobertEarl Apr 2014 #20

Actually, no, it doesn't. Spider Jerusalem Apr 2014 #21

What are your plans for the nuke waste? RobertEarl Apr 2014 #22

There are any number of things that can be done with the waste. Spider Jerusalem Apr 2014 #23

Well, you are wrong, again RobertEarl Apr 2014 #24

"Come up with ways to decrease CO2 by capture and storage" Spider Jerusalem Apr 2014 #25

Yes, I do RobertEarl Apr 2014 #31

The issue lies, I believe, in human reliability and laziness. Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #4

Yes. This is key Tom Rinaldo Apr 2014 #30

Nuclear power was and continues to be the safest form of mass energy production. Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #2

Safest? RobertEarl Apr 2014 #5

Nuclear power has the lowest deaths/TWh of any mass energy production scheme. Gravitycollapse Apr 2014 #7

What you don't seem to care about... RobertEarl Apr 2014 #10

I guess you prefer today's Japan Union Scribe Apr 2014 #12

I feel better, yes RobertEarl Apr 2014 #14

Energy policy is way more complex than that. Conservation and load shifting are being used. Kolesar Apr 2014 #27

If the Government is serious about Global Warming what are they doing nationalize the fed Apr 2014 #18

Dangerous matter johnstyle Apr 2014 #26

There are several other melted cores that were quietly taken off line in the USA Kolesar Apr 2014 #28

This message was self-deleted by its author NuclearDem Apr 2014 #29

Eh? RobertEarl Apr 2014 #32

This message was self-deleted by its author NuclearDem Apr 2014 #33

Three exploded RobertEarl Apr 2014 #34

This message was self-deleted by its author NuclearDem Apr 2014 #35

Good decision to delete your posts RobertEarl Apr 2014 #36

Whatever you say, Robert. NuclearDem Apr 2014 #37

You are finally learning, eh? RobertEarl Apr 2014 #38

This is hilarious. NuclearDem Apr 2014 #39

They still haven't said RobertEarl Apr 2014 #40