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In reply to the discussion: ERRORS in rebuttal to "Pandora's Promise" [View all]NoOneMan
(4,795 posts)26. The movie was such a blatant farce, I dont know who would waste the energy attacking or defending it
I mean really? Don't you have better things to do today? Isn't there a legitimate pro-nuclear piece you could instead promote and fawn over?
At times I thought I was watching Ancient Aliens
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Yes, the EIA publish data on expected energy future use AND all sources of energy.
happyslug
Nov 2013
#1
It was EXACTLY the level of journalistic quality that I would have expected from "The Nation".
caraher
Nov 2013
#3
There are four primary problem area with nuclear technology (not counting social and systems issues)
kristopher
Nov 2013
#9
DOE: "Virtually any combination of plutonium isotopes...can be used to make a nuclear weapon."
bananas
Nov 2013
#6
No, PamW; Richard Garwin, John Holdren, and President Obama all know you're wrong.
bananas
Dec 2013
#37
"If you have any type of plutonium in sufficient quantities you can make a bomb." Selden 2009
kristopher
Dec 2013
#59