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Dead_Parrot Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri May-09-08 08:56 AM
Response to Reply #15
17. "even worse than climate change"?
Fail. Try again.
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  -Nuclear reactors will cost twice estimate, says E.ON chief bananas  May-08-08 12:35 PM   #0 
  - That's fine, it's well worth it  Pawel K   May-08-08 12:39 PM   #1 
     - I hope they don't ask to bury nukyuler waste in your yard.  louis-t   May-08-08 12:55 PM   #2 
     - They don't bury it in anyone's backyard, so I don't get your point  Pawel K   May-08-08 01:37 PM   #4 
        - Most of the waste in MI is stored near the Great Lakes.  louis-t   May-08-08 05:42 PM   #9 
        - Sorry, but nuclear waste is NOT short term anything  FREEWILL56   May-10-08 02:33 AM   #29 
     - Not if it turns into an expensive boondoggle  bananas   May-08-08 01:29 PM   #3 
        - I don't see how providing clean energy can turn in to a boondoggle  Pawel K   May-08-08 01:40 PM   #5 
           - Whoops! WPPSS "customers will continue paying for those uncompleted plants through 2021"  bananas   May-08-08 04:13 PM   #6 
           - Here's another example - Oregon's first and only nuclear power plant  bananas   May-08-08 04:57 PM   #7 
           - $112 billion in stranded costs for 110 canceled US nuclear plants = boondoggle  jpak   May-08-08 05:22 PM   #8 
           - Nucular energy is not clean.  losthills   May-08-08 07:53 PM   #10 
           - That was *just* like kicking a wasps nest!  Nihil   May-09-08 08:05 AM   #11 
           - It is better to go with wind, solar, geothermal, and wave/current/tidal.  kristopher   May-09-08 08:19 AM   #12 
           - Yeah, because climate is nothing scary, really.  Dead_Parrot   May-09-08 08:24 AM   #13 
              - If you've read my posts (and I know you have)  kristopher   May-09-08 08:37 AM   #14 
              - Hmmm.  Dead_Parrot   May-09-08 08:56 AM   #16 
              - Every crackpot with a pet technology is crawling out of the woodwork  kristopher   May-09-08 09:18 AM   #20 
              - Ok, point by point:  Dead_Parrot   May-09-08 10:08 AM   #22 
              - Here's my comment on that thread - PP left out an important paragraph...  jpak   May-09-08 03:02 PM   #28 
              - "nuclear has already failed once."  FREEWILL56   May-10-08 02:54 AM   #31 
              - Nuclear power can't and won't solve global warming.  losthills   May-09-08 08:41 AM   #15 
                 - "even worse than climate change"?  Dead_Parrot   May-09-08 08:56 AM   #17 
                    - Yeah. A lot worse.  losthills   May-09-08 09:03 AM   #18 
                       - Now there's a man who's never googled "canfield ocean". nt  Dead_Parrot   May-09-08 09:08 AM   #19 
                          - Does this look "clean" or "carbon free."  losthills   May-09-08 09:20 AM   #21 
                             - OK, so still haven't googled "Canfield Ocean"  Dead_Parrot   May-09-08 10:26 AM   #23 
                                - Google "Snake Oil Salesman."  losthills   May-09-08 10:44 AM   #24 
                                   - why doe solar power help address global warming better than nuclear?  phantom power   May-09-08 10:48 AM   #25 
                                   - Nuclear power plants require a continuous supply of fuel,  losthills   May-09-08 02:24 PM   #27 
                                   - Again, Fail.  Dead_Parrot   May-09-08 10:54 AM   #26 
           - Billions are not being spent in solar research and I'll say more research  FREEWILL56   May-10-08 02:49 AM   #30 
              - Here's an interesting chart:  Dead_Parrot   May-10-08 06:27 AM   #32 
                 - I thought this was supposed to be interesting?  losthills   May-10-08 09:35 AM   #33 
                    - It's called "data"  Dead_Parrot   May-10-08 03:37 PM   #34 
 

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