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In reply to the discussion: Is solar really four times the cost of nuclear? No, but… [View all]wtmusic
(39,166 posts)50. How many people have died from wind turbines falling over?
Can you prove those deaths did not occur? Or not not not occur? Why does the wind industry want to sweep that under the rug?
Am I speaking "OK" now? Just for you...
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people of chernobyl are anxiously awaiting the arrival of "cheap, low cost" nuclear nt
msongs
Jun 2013
#1
Kiev, Ukraine, 20 April 2011 - Secretary-General's remarks at "25 Years after Chernobyl Catastrophe:
OKIsItJustMe
Jul 2013
#23
Non sequitur - I thought the topic was the safety of nuclear fission plants
OKIsItJustMe
Jul 2013
#57
Nuclear never cheaper once total life cycle including waste & decommission included
on point
Jul 2013
#39