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Just how dangerous is nuclear? Chernobyl had basically zero

Posted on: July 4, 2018 at 12:36:05 CT
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safeguards and Fukushima was built on a coastal fault line. And despite that Chernobyl only had a few thousand deaths attributed to radiation and Fukushima has none to date.

Built correctly and with proper safeguards in place nuclear is the safest and most economical source of energy.
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Serious Question - should We be transitioning to renewable - Silas MU - 7/4 12:11:12
     we are(nm) - tigerinhogtown STL - 7/4 14:10:33
     So which do you prefer? The unrecoverable energy and rape - Tigrrrr! MU - 7/4 12:59:33
     It’s up to you to decide - El-ahrairah BAMA - 7/4 12:32:57
     Unreliable and expensive. - Alferd Packer MU - 7/4 12:13:26
          LOL and of course dishonestly wrong - JG A - 7/4 12:42:07
          Planes were unreliable and expensive, yet we didn’t shelve - Silas MU - 7/4 12:15:35
               Planes are a better alternative - Ferg STL - 7/4 12:25:22
               Nor did we forsake reliable and more affordable - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 7/4 12:18:20
                    LOL so ignorant - JG A - 7/4 13:00:44
                    nor is there a forceable use of wind, solar, hydroelectric - Silas MU - 7/4 12:22:48
                         All of the above - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 7/4 12:24:10
                              “At the expense of what we need now” - Silas MU - 7/4 12:25:42
                                   Only to those attempting to force an agenda - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 7/4 12:27:00
                                        Is the present strategy sustainable? - Silas MU - 7/4 12:31:53
                                             Likely no although we can’t say for sure - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 7/4 12:34:44
                                                  Coal and natural gas aren’t being limited but is certainly - Silas MU - 7/4 12:36:04
                                                       Because right now they are the best means to meet - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 7/4 12:37:26
                                             RE: Is the present strategy sustainable? - tman KC - 7/4 12:33:23
     Serious Follow-up Question - Can renewable energy meet all - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/4 12:12:49
          Yes . Of course - JG A - 7/4 12:41:32
               You stupidity is showing again JG. - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/4 13:10:50
                    I know you are stupid and dishonest - JG A - 7/4 13:24:36
               Fight the Fight - Silas MU - 7/4 13:10:12
          It will have to meet future needs. There won't - GA Tiger MU - 7/4 12:14:26
               So wind and solar are the only options? Are you sure of - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/4 12:18:39
                    If you were able to make rational conclusions, or - GA Tiger MU - 7/4 12:22:13
                         Can’t help but notice you avoided my question. Are - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/4 12:26:52
                              And I told you why. Of COURSE there are other options. - GA Tiger MU - 7/4 13:18:50
          You didn’t answer the question - Silas MU - 7/4 12:14:24
               I think we should be trying to transition away from nookular - Uncle Fester USMC - 7/4 12:22:49
                    Just how dangerous is nuclear? Chernobyl had basically zero - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/4 12:36:05
                         You might want to google how many Nuke plants are built on - Uncle Fester USMC - 7/4 12:53:39
               Sorry, I assumed a minimal amount of intelligence on your - DHighlander NWMSU - 7/4 12:22:26
                    coal or natural gas cannot meet all our needs - Silas MU - 7/4 12:25:04
                         Not if the abiotic theory of oil is correct it wont - Uncle Fester USMC - 7/4 12:27:35
                              I'll bet money that won't be proven in our lifetime - GA Tiger MU - 7/4 14:59:36




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