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In reply to the discussion: Nuclear power and the French energy transition: It’s the economics, stupid! [View all]wtmusic
(39,166 posts)45. You have distinct memories of that, do you?
I haven't the slightest idea what you're referring to, but you've always been full of remembrances of imaginary vindications to which time has mysteriously shorn of any reference.
What validity should I expect out of the Bulletin of the Non-Atomic Non-Scientists? I do give you credit for ferreting out groups with fancy sounding names which are wholly unrepresentative of their membership (it's a miracle they haven't been sued out of existence). What was the last thing they did that anyone outside your little incestuous circle paid attention to?
Wonder why Obama hasn't consulted them regarding his new, pro-nuke choice for Energy Secretary...must be an oversight.
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Nuclear power and the French energy transition: It’s the economics, stupid! [View all]
kristopher
Jan 2013
OP
German carbon emissions from electricity generation went up in 2011
muriel_volestrangler
Jan 2013
#7
I realized I wasn't ready to start discussing this yet, for a variety of reasons.
GliderGuider
Feb 2013
#32
Even after Fukushima, twice as many French support nuclear power as are against
wtmusic
Feb 2013
#38
I always thought the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists was written by scientists
wtmusic
Feb 2013
#43
You have to admit your standards of what constitute "science" are very subjective
kristopher
Feb 2013
#48