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Environment & Energy

FBaggins

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1. How silly. Of course it isn't.

Reply to kristopher (Original post)

Fri Mar 9, 2012, 01:33 PM

Mar 2012

A budget cut in tough economic times (on one type of renewable) that merely attempts to cut back growth to an existing target is hardly the end of the (renewables) world.

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Is the End of Renewables Nigh as Fukushima Anniversary Nears? [View all] kristopher Mar 2012 OP

How silly. Of course it isn't. FBaggins Mar 2012 #1

The article directly refutes claims made by the nuclear industry regarding renewables. kristopher Mar 2012 #2

No... it really doesn't. FBaggins Mar 2012 #3

The wire services have been filled with those "straw men" kristopher Mar 2012 #4

Then you should have no trouble providing some examples. FBaggins Mar 2012 #5

Why do you pretend you don't participate in that effort? kristopher Mar 2012 #6

The only reason I can think of... FBaggins Mar 2012 #7