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kristopher Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed May-25-11 11:58 PM
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11. Change requires moving away from centralized thermal; it is as simple as that.
It is an absolute fact that coal and nuclear interchangeable sources of generation within the current technical structure of the grid. The moneyed interests that coal enables is almost identical to that of nuclear. When you promote nuclear power you are preserving that larger system which means you are preserving coal.

Change requires moving away from centralized thermal; it is as simple as that.

PS. You have refuted nothing in relation to coal - ever.
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