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Sebastian Doyle Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Feb-16-10 04:58 PM
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41. Western New York? How about Southeastern New York
Specifically in the Gold Mansacks building. Build a lead wall around the whole thing so nobody else is exposed to the radiation, of course. Or at least a lead wall around Wall Street.
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  -Obama announced 8 billion in nuclear plant loan guarantees promising "this is only the beginning" Better Believe It  Feb-16-10 12:03 PM   #0 
  - Good.  TheWraith   Feb-16-10 12:14 PM   #1 
  - Bad.  earthside   Feb-16-10 12:35 PM   #5 
     - Since you mentioned ERoEI, there's also this to consider:  Subdivisions   Feb-16-10 01:14 PM   #11 
     - Loan guarantee will cost taxpayer $0.00 if govt allows reactor to be built.  Statistical   Feb-16-10 01:23 PM   #15 
     - Western New York? How about Southeastern New York  Sebastian Doyle   Feb-16-10 04:58 PM   #41 
     - Your facts are badly mistaken.  TheWraith   Feb-16-10 05:56 PM   #43 
  - Where is the $8 billion loan for Solar Energy???  SnoopDog   Feb-16-10 12:15 PM   #2 
  - The nuclear plant loan guarantees will add up to 54.5 billion dollars!  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 12:24 PM   #3 
  - Once again a loan guarantee costs nothing if govt meets conditions of the guarantee.  Statistical   Feb-16-10 01:25 PM   #16 
     - And what are the government conditions for your student loan and for nuclear construction loans  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 01:36 PM   #18 
        - The govt buys the loan from the bank if there is a default.  Statistical   Feb-16-10 01:55 PM   #24 
           - So you are claiming that the nuclear industry doesn't have any conditions they must meet for loans?  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 02:15 PM   #30 
              - No I think you are intentionally trying to not understand.  Statistical   Feb-16-10 02:20 PM   #31 
              - So there are no requirements placed on the nuclear industry in order to obtain loan guarantees?  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 02:36 PM   #32 
                 - The conditions are the reactor construction needs to follow regulatory requirements.  Statistical   Feb-16-10 04:05 PM   #37 
              - You're being intentionally obuse.  Codeine   Feb-16-10 10:49 PM   #46 
  - A overseas corporation is working on that...  Earth_First   Feb-16-10 12:37 PM   #6 
  - where's the waste going?  NightWatcher   Feb-16-10 12:34 PM   #4 
  - Waste? Oh don't be silly, there is no such thing!  Sebastian Doyle   Feb-16-10 04:54 PM   #40 
  - These loans will be made under legislation proposed by Republican Senators and George W. Bush  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 01:02 PM   #7 
  - 'bout time. We have to at some point admit there is not enough energy in  farmout rightarm   Feb-16-10 01:05 PM   #8 
  - Good...nt  SidDithers   Feb-16-10 01:07 PM   #9 
  - Is nuclear even cost effective?  Juche   Feb-16-10 01:09 PM   #10 
  - It's very profitable for the nuclear energy industry with the gov't paying the construction costs!  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 01:14 PM   #12 
     - govt isn't paying a nickle in construction costs. Come on at least get the facts right.  Statistical   Feb-16-10 01:20 PM   #14 
        - So if you failed to pay back the loan the government would have done nothing?  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 01:44 PM   #21 
           - No if I failed to pay the loan the govt would pay the bank....  Statistical   Feb-16-10 02:06 PM   #28 
  - Strongly kicked and recced.  Statistical   Feb-16-10 01:17 PM   #13 
  - False. Solar works. Now. Proof:  Gravel Democrat   Feb-16-10 01:37 PM   #19 
     - So, one of the largest photovoltaic arrays in North America  Codeine   Feb-16-10 01:40 PM   #20 
     - i said near term.  Statistical   Feb-16-10 01:58 PM   #25 
  - President Obama's top energy advisor hopes jump starting nuclear industry will appeal to Republicans  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 01:32 PM   #17 
  - That's all I care about - winning one for the Republicans. Making them happy.  change_notfinetuning   Feb-16-10 01:49 PM   #22 
  - delete - dupe  change_notfinetuning   Feb-16-10 01:49 PM   #23 
  - Good. we need low-carbon energy now.  OneTenthofOnePercent   Feb-16-10 02:00 PM   #26 
  - Obama + Big Biz = Hope and Change n/t  placton   Feb-16-10 02:01 PM   #27 
  - The Staggering Cost of New Nuclear Power  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 02:07 PM   #29 
  - Outrageous . . . disgusting -- !!!  defendandprotect   Feb-16-10 03:02 PM   #33 
  - Good.  proteus_lives   Feb-16-10 03:03 PM   #34 
  - EXCELLENT! This is actually one of the few things he's done that I can be happy about so far.  ddeclue   Feb-16-10 03:06 PM   #35 
  - Good Nuke technology has come a LONG LONG way to being safe and reuseable  uponit7771   Feb-16-10 03:07 PM   #36 
  - This is great for our country. Well done, President Obama!  timeforpeace   Feb-16-10 04:29 PM   #38 
  - FANTASTIC! A win-win....  scheming daemons   Feb-16-10 04:48 PM   #39 
  - Yup each reactor requires about 3500 construction jobs over 5-6 year period.  Statistical   Feb-16-10 05:30 PM   #42 
  - Good. It's about damn time.  benEzra   Feb-16-10 06:03 PM   #44 
  - "asking taxpayers to front risky reactors is fiscally irresponsible"  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 10:46 PM   #45 
  - I fucking love Obama  Codeine   Feb-16-10 10:51 PM   #47 
  - So opposing a handout to the nuclear energy industry is the same as opposing industrialization ....  Better Believe It   Feb-16-10 11:04 PM   #48 
     - I don't care at all for the nuclear industry  Codeine   Feb-16-10 11:10 PM   #49 
  - Repeat after me. Nuclear radiation is safe and good for all living things  Better Believe It   Feb-17-10 09:55 AM   #50 
 

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