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madokie

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Reply to kristopher (Original post)

Mon Feb 10, 2014, 10:33 PM

Feb 2014

Pretty much lets me know that my fears are grounded in reality. That my refusal to accept the words of a few to be wise decisions.

Nuclear energy does not now or never will solve any problems, rather it creates many many more

Its time to transfer away from the use of splitting atoms to boil water.

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Japanese/Korean academic researchers respond to Hansen etal on nuclear power [View all] kristopher Feb 2014 OP

Excellent article, worth reading in full. nt bananas Feb 2014 #1

Thanks madokie Feb 2014 #2

Their first reference shows that nuclear energy is irrelevant bananas Feb 2014 #3

'Irrelevant' is a good choice of words kristopher Feb 2014 #5

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K&R cprise Feb 2014 #4