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Environment & Energy

RobertEarl

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12. Back to your caves?

Reply to zeaper (Reply #11)

Thu Jun 14, 2012, 10:26 PM

Jun 2012

Where the sun don't shine?

Tell us more about this supposed smaller footprint. And harnessing energy. You obviously know more than anyone. Don't be shy.

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Nuclear Power is anti-earth power [View all] RobertEarl Jun 2012 OP

Uranium is a natural product of the earth XemaSab Jun 2012 #1

Yep RobertEarl Jun 2012 #2

And the funny thing about it veganlush Jun 2012 #3

WRONG!!! WRONG!!! WRONG!!! PamW Jun 2012 #4

the amounts you cite veganlush Jun 2012 #6

Your qualifications are... PamW Jun 2012 #7

My qualifications are common sense. veganlush Jun 2012 #8

By the way, veganlush Jun 2012 #9

Case in Point, veganlush RobertEarl Jun 2012 #5

yes indeed veganlush Jun 2012 #10

Having the smallest per MW foot print of any energy source is not environmentally friendly? zeaper Jun 2012 #11

Back to your caves? RobertEarl Jun 2012 #12