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No New Nukes – Last Word (For Now)

No New Nukes – Last Word (For Now)

So at this point I have the score, in a sane world, about ten to nothing against nuclear power.  (See previous two posts below.)  Here are a few more points against: Perhaps the most telling argument against nuclear power, in market economies anyway, is the failure of nuclear power to compete.  Amory Lovins, in his […]

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Indian Point (and Nuclear Power) Take a Hit

Here’s another story like the one below on mountaintop removal mining in which a key environmental regulatory agency steps up to the plate and hits one out of the park.  It’s not a walk off, but we’re coming to the bottom of the ninth now and Indian Point is down one run with, I daresay, […]

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