Again, my opinion. Isn't there a saying comparing opinions to AHs -
Everyone has one and they are usually full of " :)
Nuclear is a bad choice. We already have no real clue what to do with the
waste we currently create.
So far nuclear power has not created the link to sustainability that I feel
is necessary.
The bottom line however, must remian in the way in which we use power. Do
we really need a 4,000 sq. foot home? Can we not wait to go to Wal Mart
until we need more than a bottle of ketchup in town? Would it hurt us in
some way to walk to the local corner store for that candy bar we desire?
Are we as a culture - AMERICA sucks at this one - utilizing what we do have
to our best advantage? Solar, Wind, Hydro, Bio, etc.
Mine as the generation of "I want it now and I want it my way" Well folks
perhaps it is time that we learned that the earth is NOT the Burger King
Corporation and we cannot always get what we want. (Yeah I know, a perfect
line for the Rolling Stones song) :)
We have no clue what it is like to do without or to conserve what we do have
for tomorrow. Finding another use for something that has fulfilled its
purpose? (The scratched DVD that makes a great light reflector/scarecrow
attachment in a garden) We have no clue.
For me, the creation of Biodiesel and it's effects on my community create
enough affects in me to make me smile. :)
Dave H...
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From: Allan Streib <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Diesels Vs Hybrids
Date: Fri, 09 Nov 2007 10:00:38 -0500
>"Robert Rentfro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > 'Zactly. I read an article the other day that these plants are
> > spewing out the goo at such an alarming rate that the people nearby
> > are already dying from stuff that usually takes decades to kill
> > people who live near power plants in the rest of the world. That
> > place is jacked up.
>
>It's probably like some of the worst industrial areas here in the
>first half of the 20th century, only compounded by the power demands
>of a 21st century econonomy.
>
>IMO we (the western world, the US in particular) need to start
>developing nuclear power again, ASAP.
>
>Allan
>
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>1983 300D
>1966 230
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