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The Case for Nuclear Energy
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187 Such coal ash incidents release a lot more radiation in to the environment thaTimF-1/8/2009
186...The coal ash pond that ruptured and sent a billion gallons of toxic sludge acnigel bates-1/8/2009
185More “Uranium is running out” nonsense depletedcranium.comTimF-1/7/2009
184October 22, 2008: The U.S. Navy is retiring its last non-nuclear carrier, the USTimF-10/24/2008
183 Yes nuclear waste is radioactive, so its possible that just being near it can TimF-10/24/2008
182Nuclear Power May Be in Early Stages of a Revival [NYT] By MATTHEW L. WALD WASHSam Citron-10/24/2008
181I'm sure you already know this, Tim, but one thing that makes nuclear waste Sam Citron-10/24/2008
180...could you explain just what it is about nuclear waste that makes it so much wTimF-9/29/2008
179McCain Nuclear Energy Revival May Cost $315 Billion (Update1) By Elliot Blair SmSam Citron-9/11/2008
178Nuclear Energy News topix.comSam Citron-9/10/2008
177I think that at this point in time the key issue that is holding nuclear back isSam Citron-7/8/2008
176<i>Thorium is three times as plentiful as uranium in the earth's crustHawkmoon-7/7/2008
175<u>Energy Policy and Environmental Choices: Rethinking Nuclear Power</uSam Citron-7/7/2008
174Dunno. I guess these journalists don't read Mechanical Engineering Magazine.Sam Citron-7/7/2008
173A Level Playing Field [WSJ Energy Report] Nuclear energy is about to face a majoSam Citron-7/7/2008
172Guess I'm missing something.. Why is there no mention of Pebble Bed ReactorHawkmoon-7/7/2008
171The Case For and Against Nuclear Power [WSJ Opinionated] By MICHAEL TOTTY June 3Sam Citron-7/7/2008
170Former TVA chairman rips agency's nuclear plans 12 Jun 2008 | 05:56 PM ET KSam Citron-7/7/2008
169Aging nuclear plant fleet may get 34 new recruits Emission woes fuel atomic pusSam Citron-7/7/2008
1684:18PM SCANA announces contract to build two new nuclear units (SCG) 40.18 +0.18Sam Citron-5/27/2008
167China, Russia sign $1B nuclear deal Friday May 23, 10:24 am ET By Vladimir IsachSam Citron-5/23/2008
166China, Russia sign $1B nuclear deal Friday May 23, 10:24 am ET By Vladimir IsachSam Citron-5/23/2008
165New Wave of Nuclear Plants Faces High Costs [WSJ] By REBECCA SMITH May 12, 2008;Sam Citron-5/14/2008
164Nuclear is UK's new North Sea oil - minister guardian.co.ukTimF-3/27/2008
163Uranium at $150/lb within a year Allan Seccombe Posted: Thu, 29 Nov 2007 [miningStephen O-11/29/2007
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