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Environment & Energy

kristopher

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5. Yes, it is.

Reply to GliderGuider (Reply #4)

Wed Sep 25, 2013, 02:14 PM

Sep 2013

That's why it's important to get the policies right first time around - the best course we can pursue in terms of rapid phase out of carbon is renewable energy. The voices cheering for nuclear power are doing nothing but building a more secure edifice from which coal can continue to rule the roost.

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Ex-top U.S. nuclear regulator counsels end to atomic power [View all] kristopher Sep 2013 OP

I'd be really madokie Sep 2013 #1

Now those confused, nuclear loving fools are trying to blame Jaczko kristopher Sep 2013 #7

Australian news report: Dr. Jaczko warns groundwater situation at Fukushima is out of control JohnyCanuck Sep 2013 #2

That's the point I've been making to those who want international intervention kristopher Sep 2013 #3

Kind of like carbon dioxide, isn't it? GliderGuider Sep 2013 #4

Yes, it is. kristopher Sep 2013 #5

I agree completely about nuclear power. GliderGuider Sep 2013 #6