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Mon Jul-16-07 11:24 AM Response to Original message |
| 10. From the charts with the article, we'll be adding more energy from renewables than fission. |
  Based on those charts, fission had billions more research dollars, but we'll be adding more energy from renewables than fission. Renewables will add 47.1 billion kilowatt-hours more than nuclear: renewables 2005: .9+15+15+23+38+265=356.9 renewables 2030: 7+52+23+28+102+308=520 renewables increase: 163.1 fission 2005: 780 fission 2030: 896 fission increase: 116 That's about a 15% increase in fission. We have about 100 plants, a 15% increase is about 15 new plants. The "nuclear rennaissance" is 15 new plants. :popcorn: |
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