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FBaggins

(28,763 posts)
4. Hardly.
Thu Apr 19, 2012, 08:15 PM
Apr 2012
Have these guys not picked up a newspaper or read a public opinion poll about nuclear power recently?

You mean like this one?
Americans Still Favor Nuclear Power a Year After Fukushima

Majority also still sees nuclear power as safe
http://www.gallup.com/poll/153452/americans-favor-nuclear-power-year-fukushima.aspx


Just as importantly, support isn't homogeneous across the country. There are plenty of places where there's plenty of support... and a new generation of smaller/safer/cheaper reactors can only help.

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Manufacturing little Fukishimas and Chernobyls Cooley Hurd Apr 2012 #1
These designs are dramatically safer than either of those. FBaggins Apr 2012 #2
In their dreams. GliderGuider Apr 2012 #3
Hardly. FBaggins Apr 2012 #4
We'll see. GliderGuider Apr 2012 #5
Well yes... but... FBaggins Apr 2012 #6
It hasn't actually been all that long yet. GliderGuider Apr 2012 #7
Well... the last point is certainly correct. FBaggins Apr 2012 #11
It really doesn't matter if I get how this particular industry might work. GliderGuider Apr 2012 #12
Poll vs. Poll GliderGuider Apr 2012 #8
Not really. FBaggins Apr 2012 #9
Mmmm GliderGuider Apr 2012 #10
morons, they should corner the market on buggy whips instead, less toxic, more up-to-date diane in sf Apr 2012 #13
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