Sitarro
03-11-2007, 10:12 AM
Just as the drug war has succeeded in replacing the least dangerous non physically addictive drug of choice with a powerful, very addictive psychotic one.....The environmentalist with all of their bull shit stories and demands are getting what the least want as a solution.....nuclear power in great numbers......good one. It's amazing how the involvement of government will almost always end up a cluster fuck.
I'm sure nuclear power could be done safely but what are the chances that a bunch of semi third world countries will do it right if they even have the capability in the first place?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article1495115.ece
From The Times
March 10, 2007
Europe agrees to embrace nuclear option in battle to save the planet
David Charter and Rory Watson, Brussels
The role of nuclear power in Europe received an unexpected boost yesterday as EU leaders hailed a landmark climate change deal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and switch to renewable fuels.
Environmentalists complained that an ambitious headline goal to cut Europe’s CO emissions by a fifth by 2020 had been weakened by concessions to the main nuclear nations and the biggest polluters in Eastern Europe.
Nonetheless, Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, will use the agreement struck at the spring EU summit in Brussels to put pressure on world leaders to follow suit when she hosts the G8 meeting in June.
China, India and Brazil will join that summit and, like the US, be challenged to accept the principle of binding CO cuts for the first time.
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I'm sure nuclear power could be done safely but what are the chances that a bunch of semi third world countries will do it right if they even have the capability in the first place?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article1495115.ece
From The Times
March 10, 2007
Europe agrees to embrace nuclear option in battle to save the planet
David Charter and Rory Watson, Brussels
The role of nuclear power in Europe received an unexpected boost yesterday as EU leaders hailed a landmark climate change deal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and switch to renewable fuels.
Environmentalists complained that an ambitious headline goal to cut Europe’s CO emissions by a fifth by 2020 had been weakened by concessions to the main nuclear nations and the biggest polluters in Eastern Europe.
Nonetheless, Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, will use the agreement struck at the spring EU summit in Brussels to put pressure on world leaders to follow suit when she hosts the G8 meeting in June.
China, India and Brazil will join that summit and, like the US, be challenged to accept the principle of binding CO cuts for the first time.
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