I haven't. I see it's somewhat dated, yet it probably applies more today than when it was originally written.
And completely unrelated, I just heard the Tuesday 3:05 p.m. sports on Wildcat 91.9 delivered by Sara Schreiner. Yes she can read. :-)


>At some point fossil fuels will run out. That's why nuclear power is so important. There are a ton of new designs that are quite promising. As you know we haven't built a plant in over 30 years.
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>Amen to that.
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>Look at France - look at the # of power plants they've built in that same time period. Look at the tremendous # of French citizens who trust nuclear power.
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>I grew up about 30 miles from Three Mile Island, and have heard just about every lie you can imagine.
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>Nuclear energy is the safest and most efficient form of energy
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>By the way, have you read this book?
>http://www.amazon.com/Health-Hazards-Not-Going-Nuclear/dp/0911762175