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To: riskyinvesting who wrote (152825)	6/16/2011 2:22:15 PM
From: t4texas	Respond to of 206085

riskyinvesting, that is a TREMENDOUS article on energy and energy comparisons. i liked it very much, because it never takes a layman into the weeds. yet it gives substantive information people can relate to and understand. i have to send this article to some laymen and environ-mentals. i can only hope they read it, and i hope their reading comprehension is good. thanks for posting that!

To: riskyinvesting who wrote (152825)	6/16/2011 7:26:33 PM
From: Jacob Snyder	2 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 206085

re Understanding E = mc2 By William Tucker Here's what he wrote in the WSJ on March 14: If a meltdown does occur in Japan, it will be a disaster for the Tokyo Electric Power Company but not for the general public. Whatever steam releases occur will have a negligible impact. Researchers have spent 30 years trying to find health effects from the steam releases at Three Mile Island and have come up with nothing. With all the death, devastation and disease now threatening tens of thousands in Japan, it is trivializing and almost obscene to spend so much time worrying about damage to a nuclear reactor. online.wsj.com A quick google search for articles by him, makes clear he is unable to see any problem with nuclear energy, or anything good with any alternative energy. Just another blind propagandist, posing as an "objective" "expert".