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  -Franken rethinks position on nuclear power (after discussion with Al Gore) Dogmudgeon  Jan-21-11 04:18 AM   #0 
  - Once they enter the beltway, they all fall in line...  ixion   Jan-21-11 04:23 AM   #1 
  - More like Franken used his usual method.  Archae   Jan-21-11 04:27 AM   #2 
     - Franken is very level headed and doesn't buy any rhetoric, he studies and learns  txlibdem   Jan-21-11 07:47 AM   #4 
     - France doesn't get most of it's power from nukes.  bananas   Jan-21-11 07:54 AM   #6 
     - You can do better than that.  GliderGuider   Jan-21-11 03:29 PM   #16 
     - that renewables energy can't keep up is a myth  ixion   Jan-21-11 08:18 AM   #10 
     - Hydro=8.17%, Wind=2.65%, Solar=0.15%. 2008 summer peak EIA figures.  Sirveri   Jan-21-11 02:32 PM   #14 
        - Here is the bottom line: There is more potential and kinetic energy around us  ixion   Jan-21-11 03:40 PM   #18 
        - I generally agree with the sentiment, I simply think we need a bridge right now.  Sirveri   Jan-22-11 05:41 AM   #26 
        - I don't believe it will, either...  ixion   Jan-22-11 07:00 AM   #27 
        - Impossible to harness sufficient quantities of it for human consumption.  wtmusic   Jan-23-11 11:17 AM   #37 
        - We all agree that is right now, with fossil fuels getting billions in subsidies and solar getting 0  txlibdem   Jan-21-11 09:58 PM   #23 
           - I personally prefer solar thermal for dedicated centralized power generation.  Sirveri   Jan-22-11 05:30 AM   #25 
           - We share the preference for Solar Thermal, or more accurately Concentrated Solar Thermal  txlibdem   Jan-22-11 07:13 AM   #28 
           - Nuclear power is not "the cheapest form of electricity available" under any scenario  kristopher   Jan-22-11 07:24 PM   #31 
              - Recycling that old chart --that has been debunked time and time again  txlibdem   Jan-22-11 09:54 PM   #33 
                 - That is your second unsupported false assertion  kristopher   Jan-22-11 10:27 PM   #34 
                    - Your false assertions that coal is a positive and Nat Gas is double positive are indefensible  txlibdem   Jan-23-11 10:59 AM   #36 
     - TMI wasn't outdated, but the casualty procedures for a fast leak were.  Sirveri   Jan-21-11 02:24 PM   #13 
  - Gore's right , as usual. nt  bowens43   Jan-21-11 05:07 AM   #3 
  - Al Gore: "Nuclear Not The Answer", "Even if you wish away the long-term storage of the waste..."  bananas   Jan-21-11 06:22 PM   #20 
  - Al Gore: "I do not support any increased reliance on nuclear energy."  bananas   Jan-21-11 07:28 PM   #22 
  - Gore doesn't think nuclear power will increase much  bananas   Jan-21-11 07:53 AM   #5 
  - This may be mis-reported.  bananas   Jan-21-11 08:02 AM   #7 
  - I just call it lying  madokie   Jan-22-11 05:46 PM   #30 
  - WRONG. The meeting was just a week ago; it was well-reported.  Dogmudgeon   Jan-22-11 09:26 PM   #32 
     - It was also well-reported that Al Gore claimed to invent the internet  bananas   Jan-23-11 08:06 AM   #35 
  - "Franken has always been for Nuclear Power. I’m a little disappointed that the press ..."  bananas   Jan-21-11 08:03 AM   #8 
  - The OP states Franken became cautiously pro-nuclear in 2007  NickB79   Jan-21-11 12:43 PM   #11 
     - It says 2008; and Al Gore isn't pro-nuclear  bananas   Jan-21-11 06:27 PM   #21 
  - It's nice to see a sensible, thoughtful person like Franken getting some publicity. n/t  GliderGuider   Jan-21-11 08:05 AM   #9 
  - I don't think nuclear power is quite the bogeyman people tend to make it out to be anyway  ElboRuum   Jan-21-11 02:24 PM   #12 
  - Good for him.  slutticus   Jan-21-11 03:18 PM   #15 
  - I don't like nuclear but was, at times, nearly persuaded  intaglio   Jan-21-11 03:31 PM   #17 
  - "The only real problem comes from storage"  NickB79   Jan-22-11 12:48 PM   #29 
  - self delete  bananas   Jan-21-11 06:20 PM   #19 
  - Any objective and rational person who examines the matter realistically  NNadir   Jan-22-11 03:45 AM   #24 
  - A tall order these days. nt  wtmusic   Jan-23-11 11:30 AM   #38 
  - Rational and logical thought usually takes people to that conclusion.  Codeine   Jan-23-11 12:17 PM   #39 
 

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